Time smooths all wounds

Thank you Robster

Thank you Pat (how do you do those different colours???)

Thank you Travis, yes , lets see what this baby can do. Wonder what happens if I put my 110 &106 & 205 on. 19 Fstops on the top half and 16 on the bottom half.
Now all I have to do is find an application where that may be useful and give a result that cant be achieved in other ways?! Stumped at this stage.

Thank you Shelley

Thank you David

Thank you Wendy, yes Its the most interesting coastline closeby so it gets visited quite regularly.

Thank you mompaq

Thank you very much Michael.

Thank you Shane

Thank you very much Lisa, much appreciated.

Thank you very much Tereza and thank you for the generous feature, much appreciated

Greetings Steve and thank you very much.

Thank you Daniel

Thank you very much Gavin

Thank you Sharon, very kind words indeed.

Now I am envious, perfect for dawn and dusk light methinks.

19 stops = 3 filters (edit that to 18 stops)
B&W 110ND = 10 stops
B&W 106ND = 6 stops
B&W 502ND = 2 stops soft graduated (all this time I thought it was a 3 stop grad)
so with these 3 stacked it gives me 10 + 6 + 2 f/stops in the top half and 10 + 6 + clear in the bottom half of the field of view.
Like I said – no idea on what it could be useful for though except maybe to get a narrower field of view in extreme light situations.

Thank you Varinia, yes I took a few but this one had the best blue (and the worst shadows) LOL

Thank you traveller

Thank you very much Bayanno1

Thank you Steve, I like your latest works too, great stuff.

Thank you very much Jessy

Wow thank you Sharon! Very much appreciated.

Thank you nangahma, glad you like it.

Thank you Richard, I can’t wait to explore & experiment some more.

Thank you Husky.

Thank you Antanas

Thank you Sandra and thank you very much Vikram. It is very much appreciated.

Thank you very much John

Thank you very much Veronica

Thank you very much Laurette, always glad when my pics inspire people.

Thank you very much Adam

Thank you Claire

Thank you very much Sonya

Thank you very much Debs

thank you very much Stephen, much appreciated

Thank you very much Sue

Thank you very much Vicki for the spotlight and glad you like this shot.

Thank you very much Geoff

Thank you very much Wojciech, much appreciated.

Thank you very much Andy

Thank you Adam. I agree wholeheartedly. So many shots in that stretch its unbelievable. And then when you throw in different tides and different light – its a neverending journey.

Thank you Barbara.

Thank you very much Julie