Testing out the neutral grad - Flowers and Trees -- Nature & Landscapes in photography-on-the.net forums

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May 03, 2012 18:58 | #1

Just sharing some pleasant images. I got myself one of those B&W neutral grad's last week so went out for some shots. The wife helped me on the flower shot and held a reflector to light them up. The other 2 were a different location down the road. C&C welcome. That 10-22 might be the greatest lens ever made. Seriously.

1.f20.0 for 1/200 at 1600 ISO. Neutral Grad. White reflector.

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2. f9.0 for 1/250 at 1600 ISO - 10mm. Neutral Grad.

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3. f9.0 for 1/160 at 800 ISO. 16mm. Neutral Grad.

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