This was using an ND filter and very low ISO (50) to allow a long exposure which has softened the water and helped to mist the clouds a little.
Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II, f/14 @ 24 mm, 10s, ISO 50, No Flash
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Showing posts with label project. Show all posts
Friday, 13 April 2012
Long exposure boat
Hi all. Just got back from a trip to the Scilly Isles. I took around 650 shots in the week, so plenty of blog fodder for the next week or so!
This was using an ND filter and very low ISO (50) to allow a long exposure which has softened the water and helped to mist the clouds a little.
This was using an ND filter and very low ISO (50) to allow a long exposure which has softened the water and helped to mist the clouds a little.
Tuesday, 3 January 2012
Project for 2012 - a '52 - Week 1 - Direction
This is a project for 2012 - I enjoyed doing the photo-a-week project back in 2010 (see here) and fancied trying again this year.
Each week a new theme is posted. Participants then take a photo to match the theme and post it in a thread for others to comment.
The 'TalkPhotography' discussion thread is here
Rather than go with my first instincts of signposts or someone pointing, I thought I'd imply interest in a direction outside the frame.
I was deliberately challenging myself here shooting handheld with my Zeiss Makro Planar T* 100mm f/2 ZE. It is a manual focus lens so I thought wildlife might be 'interesting'.
Shooting at f/2 I was pleased with the sharp focus and narrow depth of field. I cropped slightly in Lightroom to put the eye on the thirds.
Week 1 - Direction
What the hell's that up there?
Canon EOS-1D Mark III, f/2 @ 100 mm, 1/1250, ISO 400, Flash
Each week a new theme is posted. Participants then take a photo to match the theme and post it in a thread for others to comment.
The 'TalkPhotography' discussion thread is here
Rather than go with my first instincts of signposts or someone pointing, I thought I'd imply interest in a direction outside the frame.
I was deliberately challenging myself here shooting handheld with my Zeiss Makro Planar T* 100mm f/2 ZE. It is a manual focus lens so I thought wildlife might be 'interesting'.
Shooting at f/2 I was pleased with the sharp focus and narrow depth of field. I cropped slightly in Lightroom to put the eye on the thirds.
Week 1 - Direction
What the hell's that up there?
Canon EOS-1D Mark III, f/2 @ 100 mm, 1/1250, ISO 400, Flash
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