Ngawi silk drift by Ken Wright
Taken at Ngawi, early start, 3.30am, nearly two hours to get to Ngawi (nar-wee) a commercial fishing settlement located in the Wairarapa, lower North Island. Ngawi
This is a 70 second exposure, when I arrived at Ngawi it was pitch black and blowing like hell, i thought that it was a right off, weather forecast was bad, but, buy the time that I had got ready the moon shone through the racing clouds and lit everything up, this was 6.02am.
Shot on a Nikon D700 with 17-35mm Nikkor Lens, Cokin ND4 grad, tripod and sand bags. Active D-Lighting on Norm, ISO 200
Comments
incredible image ken
you have seen nothing!, the next series will blow you away, the dawn that followed was incredible, i’m working on a high end large canvas series for Palliser Bay, all limited editions. stay tuned, got to go to work now ;-(
– Ken Wright
lets see,
Stunning shot Ken, amazing colours and tones here. Look forward to seeing the next series…!
This is among the most beautiful photos that have passed through my activity feed in recent days. The blue of the water is PERFECT!
Beautiful work! Can’t wait to see the dawn!!! Well done :-)
amazing shot
Beautiful!!!!
Terrific!!! I love the reflected lights in the water and the beautiful composition with the shoreline curving down the right of the image. Really wonderful!
wow, good effort
Brilliant work, Ken!