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treblecel
18th of January 2009 (Sun), 07:21
I'm just getting to know my new 10 stop filter, so tried this out at 90 sec and converted to mono.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3434/3205202283_da3125b94c_b.jpg
dazzlebea
18th of January 2009 (Sun), 11:37
Very beautiful! I love the tone :)
SDavis Photo
18th of January 2009 (Sun), 11:46
Great Shoot !!
nemo man
18th of January 2009 (Sun), 11:59
Very nice indeed. Great light on the rocks, and a good feel to the whole image. May I ask what the filter was?
Ianfp
18th of January 2009 (Sun), 13:11
Superb result which must also look very interesting in colour!
MagicallyDelicious
18th of January 2009 (Sun), 13:13
Really lovely shot.
treblecel
18th of January 2009 (Sun), 14:36
The filter is B&W screw in nd110.
5D mkII 17-40L.
It didnt look so interesting in colour due to the rather plain sky, hence the mono conversion.

Thank for comments.
TekHouse
18th of January 2009 (Sun), 16:43
Very nice..I love the mood. Time to stack my filters and go try something like this.
rraman
18th of January 2009 (Sun), 17:38
Amazing! Really like the mood.
Steelydan
18th of January 2009 (Sun), 18:54
Great shot love the tones in it. Can you tell me how you took the shot? All I seem to get is black (@ 90 sec)and have gone up to 400sec @f22 for some shots.
I just focus the shot and then put the camera in Bulb on f22 place on filter and shoot?

Thanks in advance
treblecel
19th of January 2009 (Mon), 01:57
Great shot love the tones in it. Can you tell me how you took the shot? All I seem to get is black (@ 90 sec)and have gone up to 400sec @f22 for some shots.
I just focus the shot and then put the camera in Bulb on f22 place on filter and shoot?

Thanks in advance

Compose and focus, then the lens has to be switched to manual focus (if not already).
Then put the filter on, go into bulb and shoot. It doesnt have to be f22.
FotOz
19th of January 2009 (Mon), 05:24
You could also try this with 2 x polarising filters (non-circular). Stack them, turn the front one until the viewfinder goes nearly black. How's that for ND?
BTW - love the shot!
Steelydan
19th of January 2009 (Mon), 18:24
Thanks will give that a go. Lens is in MF most of the time as i tend to use Live View on the 40D.
dazzlebea
19th of January 2009 (Mon), 22:01
Marie, do you focus at hyperfocal distance or 1/3 into the scene or what? You're always spot on?

~Ulrike
u4s2m1c
19th of January 2009 (Mon), 22:21
awesome, wish there was a high-res, i would use it as wallpaper
johnny0415
25th of January 2009 (Sun), 08:26
Absolutely amazing! Would love if you made a desktop wallpaper version!
PlayersZ28
25th of January 2009 (Sun), 10:01
Great image! The long exposures of moving water can look very nice. Good job.
rosshudgins
25th of January 2009 (Sun), 17:38
that's awesome. well done