ArcticShooter Goldmember  1,828 posts Likes: 1 Joined Dec 2006 Location: Arctic Norway (Tromsø) More info | Aug 19, 2011 06:51 | #1   Crystal sphere in the sunset II by ArcticShooter, on FlickrI just had to give this a try after seeing all the cool images that Scott/Natural Light Magic made.This is a 15s exposure. Polarizer and reverse grad 3 stop. 24mm f/1.4L The camera was places as low as I could get it approx 12 cm above the beach. I really wish that my 5DII had a screen that could be movable to be able to see everything when shooting this low. Helge
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stargazer77517 Goldmember  1,430 posts Likes: 6 Joined Dec 2007 Location: Santa Fe Texas More info | Aug 19, 2011 07:10 | #2 |
ArcticShooter THREAD STARTER Goldmember 1,828 posts Likes: 1 Joined Dec 2006 Location: Arctic Norway (Tromsø) More info | Aug 19, 2011 08:45 | #3 stargazer77517 wrote in post #12962111 Yep, Its a keeper. Thank you Helge
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sparker1 Cream of the Crop  29,368 posts Likes: 295 Joined Nov 2004 Location: Sierra Vista, AZ More info | Aug 19, 2011 09:27 | #4 Nice shot, with or without the sphere. Stan (See my gallery at http://www.pbase.com/sparker1
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03062k3 Senior Member  314 posts Likes: 17 Joined May 2011 Location: canada, eh? More info | Aug 19, 2011 09:54 | #5 the forum needs a "like" button... primary: 6D || 17-40/4L || 24-105/4L || 40/2.8 pancake || 70-200/2.8L is
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Richardvanw Junior Member  26 posts Joined Sep 2010 More info | Aug 19, 2011 16:05 | #6 03062k3 wrote in post #12962701 the forum needs a "like" button... Great shot!!! I like the sphere, gives it somethign to differentiate it from a 'sunset' shot. http://www.richardvanwayenburg.com/
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jodelak Cream of the Crop  More info | Aug 19, 2011 17:36 | #7 very nice! do you have a pic without the sphere? ... does it really matter?i see with my eyes, i shoot with my fingers.
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pudgy_groundhog Goldmember  1,161 posts Likes: 54 Joined May 2010 Location: Hudson Valley (NY) More info | Aug 19, 2011 19:55 | #8 |
S.Horton worship my useful and insightful comments  More info | Aug 19, 2011 20:02 | #9 Excellent! Sam - TF Says Ishmael
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FlyingPhotog Cream of the "Prop"  57,560 posts Likes: 178 Joined May 2007 Location: Probably Chasing Aircraft More info | Aug 19, 2011 20:05 | #10 World's Largest water drop... Jay
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Elill Member 103 posts Likes: 4 Joined Dec 2009 More info | Aug 19, 2011 20:19 | #11 Very cool - nice job!
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DavidArbogast Cream of the Crop  More info | Aug 19, 2011 23:54 | #12 Wow, that is so nice!!! David | Flickr
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FlyingPhotog Cream of the "Prop" 57,560 posts Likes: 178 Joined May 2007 Location: Probably Chasing Aircraft More info | Aug 20, 2011 00:28 | #13 Not to be "that guy" but your horizon is running just slightly downhill from left to right... Jay
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ArcticShooter THREAD STARTER Goldmember 1,828 posts Likes: 1 Joined Dec 2006 Location: Arctic Norway (Tromsø) More info | Aug 20, 2011 02:56 | #14 sparker1 wrote in post #12962570 Nice shot, with or without the sphere. Thank you 03062k3 wrote in post #12962701 the forum needs a "like" button... No, but I have it also here: 500px
 Richardvanw wrote in post #12964526 Great shot!!! I like the sphere, gives it somethign to differentiate it from a 'sunset' shot. I disagree with the like button... it discourages comments, and comments are better That is what I thought also. Something different and it looks cool jodelak wrote in post #12964917 very nice! do you have a pic without the sphere? Thank you, yes HERE pudgy_groundhog wrote in post #12965407 Very cool! Thank you S.Horton wrote in post #12965450 Excellent! Thank you Thank you Elill wrote in post #12965539 Very cool - nice job! Thank you Thank You FlyingPhotog wrote in post #12966697 Not to be "that guy" but your horizon is running just slightly downhill from left to right... Sorry  You just had to measure it? The problem here in the Arctic is that the earth curve is so steep compared to else where. That makes it very difficult to keep the horizon straight. And you notice this particularly well in ultra wide angle shots. Helge
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FlyingPhotog Cream of the "Prop" 57,560 posts Likes: 178 Joined May 2007 Location: Probably Chasing Aircraft More info | Aug 20, 2011 02:58 | #15 Best explanation I've ever heard... Jay
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