Padley Gorge

Taken on February's PU Day out in the Peaks.
This is 3 shots merged in Photomax Pro4 then with final editing in PSE10.
In the top right is Tim aka Northgrain.

Uploaded30/04/2014 - 18:14

CategoryLandscape / Travel

BodyPENTAX K-5

Shutter Speed1/5

Aperturef/11

LensN/A

ISO80

Focal Length17mm

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Date Taken	09/02/2014 - 11:02
Make	PENTAX
Model	PENTAX K-5
Program Mode	Aperture Priority
Metering Mode	Multi-segment
Shutter Speed	1/5
Aperture	f/11
ISO	80
Focal Length	17mm
Lens	N/A

tyronet2000 tyronet2000

4862 posts
15 years
Northumberland

Posted 30/04/2014 - 18:34 Link

Very nice Andrew.

Regards
Stan

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Bobbinalorry Bobbinalorry

205 posts
17 years
Ware,Hertfordshire

Posted 30/04/2014 - 18:38 Link

Special, I love it.

Best Regards, Larry.

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davidstorm davidstorm

4934 posts
15 years
Sheffield,
England

Posted 30/04/2014 - 19:56 Link

Just lovely Drew, it works so well.

Regards
David

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GIULIO57 GIULIO57

31 posts
17 years
Firenze-Italia

Posted 30/04/2014 - 20:00 Link

Great HDR

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autumnlight autumnlight

473 posts
16 years
Derbyshire

Posted 30/04/2014 - 21:38 Link

Wonderful capture, love the movement in the water.

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graysummers graysummers

5 posts
12 years

Posted 01/05/2014 - 01:22 Link

That's an unusual colour and depth in that wonderful water movement. I feel it is far removed from the normal colouration we see and therefore holds a fascination. It has a quality of 'otherness' from the static surroundings. The other guy in the photo? Any info on his photographic outcomes?

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Northgrain Northgrain

1057 posts
15 years
Glossop,
UK

Posted 01/05/2014 - 15:45 Link

graysummers wrote:
The other guy in the photo? Any info on his photographic outcomes?

Not a patch on this, even though I was using one of Andrew's lenses

Great shot Andrew, apart from the berk in the background

Tim

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Magicman Magicman

136 posts
12 years
Broadway

Posted 02/05/2014 - 00:16 Link

Hi Andrew, looks a good shot tell me please did you have a ND lens filter to enhance water effect ?

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AndrewA AndrewA

2943 posts
15 years
Chesterfield

Posted 02/05/2014 - 07:46 Link

Magicman wrote:
Hi Andrew, looks a good shot tell me please did you have a ND lens filter to enhance water effect ?

Nope no filter at all..I used a slower shutter speed than normal but the blending of the shots has really added to the effect.

Andrew

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graysummers graysummers

5 posts
12 years

Posted 02/05/2014 - 11:14 Link

Northgrain wrote:

graysummers wrote:
The other guy in the photo? Any info on his photographic outcomes?

Not a patch on this, even though I was using one of Andrew's lenses

Great shot Andrew, apart from the berk in the background

Hey Tim....we are our own worst critics aren't we? I have been on trips with other photographers and thought 'damn....wish I'd have taken this' Then low and behold....they were thinking the same about mine. We all have our individual choice of where we actually place our feet when viewing subjects, but also produce individuality in our styles too.....and looking at your site and the way you photograph water too.......BIG WOW!!!