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Ray Break at Taroona Alum Cliffs - Hobart Tasmania.

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VERY nicely done!! I like "Rock Star" the best, with the little bit of sunlight on the upper right rock.

Thank you ickmcdon - very kind of you.

WOW!!! Very well done. Absolutely beautiful shots.

Outstanding set of images. Love the image with the log in the foreground. Would you kindly provide some exposure and filter information? Thank you.

cerett wrote in post #16582278
Outstanding set of images. Love the image with the log in the foreground. Would you kindly provide some exposure and filter information? Thank you.

Thanks Cerett very kind of you.

"All taken with Canon 5D Mark iii, Samyang 14mm @ F22, Wonderpana CPL and 0.9 Grad ND - some are 32 bit HDR processed in Photoshop and Lightroom. 0.5 to 15 second exposures."

PS: also had a little play with PT Lens last night to remove the lens distortion.

williamfriggle wrote in post #16581533
WOW!!! Very well done. Absolutely beautiful shots.

Thanks William very kind of you.

jeffmurray wrote in post #16583059
Thanks Cerett very kind of you.

"All taken with Canon 5D Mark iii, Samyang 14mm @ F22, Wonderpana CPL and 0.9 Grad ND - some are 32 bit HDR processed in Photoshop and Lightroom. 0.5 to 15 second exposures."

PS: also had a little play with PT Lens last night to remove the lens distortion.

Thanks Jeff. The Samyang did very well at f/22. I never seem to be too concerned about diffraction at small apertures, especially with ultra wide angle lenses. I always believe, as you obviously do, that it is more important to have everything in focus. Once again, great job.

Jeff - Just noticed that you are located in Glasgow. I was in the Glencoe area and Isle of Skye last September. Thought I died and went to heaven. The photo opportunities were almost as plentiful as the midges. Take care.

Thanks Cerett - yes its beautiful in Glencoe and Skye. I have moved now from Scotland back to Australia - we're in Tasmania now - another pretty spot.

Scotland was lovely to photograph - and I loved the low light and cold winters there.