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Tom K.
12th of January 2008 (Sat), 01:32
This is a 61 second exposure.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2104/2186330031_9c91e35315_o.jpg
Mike-DT6
12th of January 2008 (Sat), 01:35
Like your earlier shot, this is very nice. :-)

I would like to try some long exposures during the day using ND filters. I'm limited to night time at the moment!

Mike

:-)
amoergosum
12th of January 2008 (Sat), 09:24
Stunning shot, Tom!
Did you use any filter?
Tom K.
12th of January 2008 (Sat), 11:37
Stunning shot, Tom!
Did you use any filter?

Oh Yes. I used a filter rarely used by anyone. A B+W 10 stop Neutral Density filter. It reduces the light x1000. You have to compose the picture without the filter on and then screw the filter on to take the photo. The reason is that if the filter is on you can't see a thing through the viewfinder.
mellowd
12th of January 2008 (Sat), 11:39
That is awesome
djeuch
12th of January 2008 (Sat), 11:39
Your other shot is awesome, but I really love this one! Makes me want to go and try it!
leer97
12th of January 2008 (Sat), 17:56
Fantastic shot, the water was not really that calm is my guess. Good job.
knaufism
12th of January 2008 (Sat), 18:01
very classy
TooManyShots
12th of January 2008 (Sat), 18:20
Nice. :)

This is a 61 second exposure.
dave kadolph
12th of January 2008 (Sat), 19:20
Very nice.
MikeI
13th of January 2008 (Sun), 02:32
Sweet shot! Love the look of the clouds.
Alan Neilson
13th of January 2008 (Sun), 07:02
Lovely shot, also liked your gallery web site as well some really great photo's there.
jaharris1001
13th of January 2008 (Sun), 09:43
very interesting image,, nice gray scale
Alexajlex
13th of January 2008 (Sun), 21:31
Fantastic shots Tom.

Could you post the info on the filter?

I did a Google search but got some hits for 4 and 6 stop ND filter but not a 10.
I know there is a super expensive ($350+) vari ND filter but I think that is different from the one you described.
Tom K.
14th of January 2008 (Mon), 00:15
Fantastic shots Tom.

Could you post the info on the filter?

I did a Google search but got some hits for 4 and 6 stop ND filter but not a 10.
I know there is a super expensive ($350+) vari ND filter but I think that is different from the one you described.

Here is the filter I am using: http://www.adorama.com/BW77ND1X.html

**note** You have to compose the photo without the filter on. After that screw on the ND filter. The reason for this is with the filter on you can't see a thing through the viewfinder. You may as well have the lens cap on. It is dead black.