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md_129
25th of March 2006 (Sat), 15:37
Well here it is.. nothing too special just practice.

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Should I get rid of the tires and debris in the upper right corner?


Thanks :)
gugu
25th of March 2006 (Sat), 15:52
Nice shot.
The tired don't bother me much.

Did you use ND filter? what shutter speed?
Balliolman
25th of March 2006 (Sat), 15:54
Keep the tyres ... good first attempt! :-)
md_129
25th of March 2006 (Sat), 16:42
Nice shot.
The tired don't bother me much.

Did you use ND filter? what shutter speed?


Cool, Thank you,...

I used a UV (Canon) / Polarizer( Hoya) combo; f/22 @ 2 seconds. This overexposed the image a little because of the lighting conditions but once I opened the raw image in the CS2 bridge it auto adjusted the exposure pretty well.
md_129
25th of March 2006 (Sat), 16:43
Keep the tyres ... good first attempt! :-)

Cool, thanks :grin:
chell
26th of March 2006 (Sun), 13:39
Dont be so modest youve captured the movement of the water really well.
md_129
26th of March 2006 (Sun), 18:37
Dont be so modest youve captured the movement of the water really well.

wow, hey thanks alot. :D
islandphoto
26th of March 2006 (Sun), 19:11
THat is an awesome shot. The tires were definately not the first thing I noticed but it may be better without them. What was your exposure time, etc...? Did you use a tripod?
md_129
26th of March 2006 (Sun), 19:14
THat is an awesome shot. The tires were definately not the first thing I noticed but it may be better without them. What was your exposure time, etc...? Did you use a tripod?

Thank you,...

I used a UV (Canon) / Polarizer( Hoya) combo; f/22 @ 2 seconds. This overexposed the image a little because of the lighting conditions but once I opened the raw image in the CS2 bridge it auto adjusted the exposure pretty well.

I used a tripod as well, I don't have one of those newer ones that let you get low to the ground. So I took out the center post, reversed it, and took the exposure upside down. :)