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In photography as in life its amazing how a little time can soften blows. Here a pounding swell is softened against the rocks with a 30 second time exposure . The colours remain but the sharpness is gone from the water detail.
The shadows are a distraction but I love the colours and their contrast with each other. Not a bad practice shot for a semi-new type of photography for me. My first shot with the new “black glass” filter.
My favourite photographic spot again.
Kings Rocks
Stanley, NW Tasmania
Nikon D90
Sigma 10-20mm lens @ 10 mm
F/16
30 seconds
10 stop ND filter
3 stop graduated ND filter
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Nice one Garth..great light and mix of colors and elements..
Thank you Robster
– Garth Smith
Superb :-) light & colour comp beautiful
Pat :-)
Thank you Pat (how do you do those different colours???)
– Garth Smith
superb Garth, go the black glass
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.
– Garth Smith
Wow! This is stunning Garth! Perfectly composed and fabulous colours :)
Thank you Shelley
– Garth Smith
very cool mate!!
Thank you David
– Garth Smith
so very true and beautiful Garth!
a good place to favour :o)
Thank you Wendy, yes Its the most interesting coastline closeby so it gets visited quite regularly.
– Garth Smith
Fantastic!
Thank you mompaq
– Garth Smith
A great image Garth .. for all the reasons mentioned above.
Thank you very much Michael.
– Garth Smith
Great shot Garth
Thank you Shane
– Garth Smith
superb Garth….lovng all those colours
Thank you very much Lisa, much appreciated.
– Garth Smith