Barnstaple Bridge
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03/03/2014 - 19:01Hayzeedays
CategoryBlack & White
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ISO100
Focal Length12mm
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Posted 03/03/2014 - 20:14
Great link with the old boat in the foreground. I drove over that bridge last summer.
Best wishes,
Andrew
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Best wishes,
Andrew
"These places mean something and it's the job of a photographer to figure-out what the hell it is."
Robert Adams
"The camera doesn't make a bit of difference. All of them can record what you are seeing. But, you have to SEE."
Ernst Hass
My website: http://www.ephotozine.com/user/bwlchmawr-199050 http://s927.photobucket.com/home/ADC3440/index
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Posted 03/03/2014 - 20:36
Thanks for the comments, just wished I had some ND grads on me...my next step in the world of landscape photography!
If anyone has any ideas in a cheap alternative to Lee's - I would be very appreciated to hear!
If anyone has any ideas in a cheap alternative to Lee's - I would be very appreciated to hear!
Last Edited by Hayzeedays on 03/03/2014 - 20:40
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Posted 03/03/2014 - 21:00
GIULIO57 wrote:
...agree
senn wrote:
pretty fine a B&W work, .. IMHO it must be viewed large to appreciate it fully
pretty fine a B&W work, .. IMHO it must be viewed large to appreciate it fully
...agree
Me too
Malc
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Posted 03/03/2014 - 23:34
Brilliant framing and composition,great capture- best large! 
- mary.
- mary.
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Posted 04/03/2014 - 07:35
Great shot!
Hitech ND grads is a "cheaper" alternative to Lee, the well known landscape photograper Ian Cameron, for instance, uses Hitech. Kood is a lot cheaper than Lee, and some tests I have read find the Kood ND grads quite good (for the price). I myself have recently started investing into Lee filters, and currently I only have the 0.6 ND grad hard edge, planning to expand my collection in time. The 0.6 is very useful for most light conditions, and there is a learning curve to ND grads IMHO, so starting with only one makes sense for me.
Regards
Bjørn
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Hayzeedays wrote:
If anyone has any ideas in a cheap alternative to Lee's - I would be very appreciated to hear!
If anyone has any ideas in a cheap alternative to Lee's - I would be very appreciated to hear!
Hitech ND grads is a "cheaper" alternative to Lee, the well known landscape photograper Ian Cameron, for instance, uses Hitech. Kood is a lot cheaper than Lee, and some tests I have read find the Kood ND grads quite good (for the price). I myself have recently started investing into Lee filters, and currently I only have the 0.6 ND grad hard edge, planning to expand my collection in time. The 0.6 is very useful for most light conditions, and there is a learning curve to ND grads IMHO, so starting with only one makes sense for me.
Regards
Bjørn
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Posted 04/03/2014 - 13:09
The framing and angles included are very good. That name on the side of the boat is a little treasure of inclusion.
"The Latent Image that exists before development is a truly mystical and exciting entity and some subsequent individual photographs can make the spine tingle."
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"The Latent Image that exists before development is a truly mystical and exciting entity and some subsequent individual photographs can make the spine tingle."
Good Fortune:
Gray Summers. Website www.graysummers.com
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Posted 04/03/2014 - 21:00
bjolester wrote:
Great shot!
Hitech ND grads is a "cheaper" alternative to Lee, the well known landscape photograper Ian Cameron, for instance, uses Hitech. Kood is a lot cheaper than Lee, and some tests I have read find the Kood ND grads quite good (for the price). I myself have recently started investing into Lee filters, and currently I only have the 0.6 ND grad hard edge, planning to expand my collection in time. The 0.6 is very useful for most light conditions, and there is a learning curve to ND grads IMHO, so starting with only one makes sense for me.
Regards
Bjørn
Great shot!
Hayzeedays wrote:
If anyone has any ideas in a cheap alternative to Lee's - I would be very appreciated to hear!
If anyone has any ideas in a cheap alternative to Lee's - I would be very appreciated to hear!
Hitech ND grads is a "cheaper" alternative to Lee, the well known landscape photograper Ian Cameron, for instance, uses Hitech. Kood is a lot cheaper than Lee, and some tests I have read find the Kood ND grads quite good (for the price). I myself have recently started investing into Lee filters, and currently I only have the 0.6 ND grad hard edge, planning to expand my collection in time. The 0.6 is very useful for most light conditions, and there is a learning curve to ND grads IMHO, so starting with only one makes sense for me.
Regards
Bjørn
Thank you, that seems like great advice to me - think I will go with the 0.6 Lee hard to begin with.
Carl
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Posted 04/03/2014 - 21:09
graysummers wrote:
The framing and angles included are very good. That name on the side of the boat is a little treasure of inclusion.
The framing and angles included are very good. That name on the side of the boat is a little treasure of inclusion.
Thank you, I was concentrating so hard on the composition I neglected to see the name - that was a bonus inclusion as you said! So easy to miss the the little (important)details when distracted by the whole composition - something for me to remember next time.
Thanks again
Carl
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