some landscape shots
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Posted 23/01/2012 - 07:25
Number 1 is my favorite. All very nice though.
K5 + 18-135mm kit lens
K5 + 18-135mm kit lens
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Posted 23/01/2012 - 16:09
Welcome to the forum - really really nice set to start with 
I particularly like #3, which has good composition and a great 'texture' of the pebbles and water. Exif data? And can I ask what type of ND filters and grads you're using.
Thanks for posting these!
Tim
Some of my vaguely better stuff
I particularly like #3, which has good composition and a great 'texture' of the pebbles and water. Exif data? And can I ask what type of ND filters and grads you're using.
Thanks for posting these!
Tim
Some of my vaguely better stuff
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Posted 23/01/2012 - 16:58
OOOOOOh very nice set of images.
No2 does it for me. But they are all good.
Chunky
No2 does it for me. But they are all good.
Chunky
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Posted 23/01/2012 - 17:50
thanks for the comments!
exif details are as follows!
1. k5 and sigma 10-20mm. 1/20sec at f/13 lense at 12mm iso80
2. k5 and sigma 10-20mm. 4secs at f/20 lense at 10mm iso80
3. k5 and sigma 10-20mm. 1.6secs at f18 lense at 10mm iso80
4. k5 and sigma 10-20mm. 1/8sec at f22 lense at 10mm iso80
sorry thought id taken no1 with my old camera but i hadnt. i have a lee filter holder and 77mm wide angle filter ring and on these i was using an nd4 medium grad and a nd8 cokin z pro filter!
hope that is of interest!
cheers t
exif details are as follows!
1. k5 and sigma 10-20mm. 1/20sec at f/13 lense at 12mm iso80
2. k5 and sigma 10-20mm. 4secs at f/20 lense at 10mm iso80
3. k5 and sigma 10-20mm. 1.6secs at f18 lense at 10mm iso80
4. k5 and sigma 10-20mm. 1/8sec at f22 lense at 10mm iso80
sorry thought id taken no1 with my old camera but i hadnt. i have a lee filter holder and 77mm wide angle filter ring and on these i was using an nd4 medium grad and a nd8 cokin z pro filter!
hope that is of interest!
cheers t
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Posted 23/01/2012 - 17:56
tomh1982 wrote:
hope that is of interest!
hope that is of interest!
Yes
. Many thanks Tom. Look forward to seeing more of your photos. Tim
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Posted 25/01/2012 - 09:32
Nice set, I like the 3rd one most for the composition and movement in the sea. Just a thought but it might be a good idea to avoid F22 if possible as diffraction can be a problem
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Posted 25/01/2012 - 11:08
I really like 2 and 3
Where's the location of 4 the pier looks fab, I just find the foreground a little too distracting
Where's the location of 4 the pier looks fab, I just find the foreground a little too distracting
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Posted 25/01/2012 - 18:29
Thanks guys,
was only using f22 to try to slow the shutter speed down for the water movement.
I do however think I could do with using wider apperture, what would you recommend Simon? Any advice gratefully received!
The pier is at southwold and is a very nice location! I love it down there and it's not to far from me!
was only using f22 to try to slow the shutter speed down for the water movement.
I do however think I could do with using wider apperture, what would you recommend Simon? Any advice gratefully received!
The pier is at southwold and is a very nice location! I love it down there and it's not to far from me!
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Posted 25/01/2012 - 20:25
I like number 2 the most then the 1st one 
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Posted 28/01/2012 - 17:31
I really like number 1 & 2 lovely shots
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no1 was shot with a k-x and 18-55mm kit lense. the rest were shot using a k5 and sigma 10-20mm. i also used various nd and nd grad filters.
comments welcome, hope u enjoy looking.
cheers t
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