Bamburgh Castle + 10 stop ND filter

All taken the other afternoon from around 3 p.m. -sunset.

As Bamburgh Castle has been shot by everyone and their dog, I tried to get a slightly different take on this photographic icon-hence the use of a 10 stop ND filter.

All with canon 1Ds MKII, 24mm F1.4L or 50mm F1.4 lens, 30secs-2minute exposures, mostly at F22, ISO100.

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Stunning simply stunning .....

Nice shots...makes me want a 10 stop ND even more now.

amazing pictures, #3 is fantastic !!

#1 is the best...straight out of a dream....excellent!

Excellent series, love them all.

Some beautiful lighting in some of those pics

awesome.

Gorgeous lighting. I didn't even know they made a 10-stop ND, but you've put it to very good use here.

i like them all but 1 takes the cake!

Stunning..............​. I sit here looking at the photos almost in a trance. Can you provide more information on the filter - make ect.

Wow, amazing! I really really like #1, the B&W conversion. Very nice.

Excellent series Les! Did you have any color cast issues with this 10 stop filter? I've read on the web that some have and from looking at this series, you didn't have any issues at all. I have this same B+W filter but, I still haven't had the opportunity to try it out. Cheers!

Stuff looks great. My only complaint is the bw conversion in six left a LOT of compression and artifacts - i'd see if you can clean it up a bit.

holmes2036 wrote in post #8154989
Nice shots...makes me want a 10 stop ND even more now.

Same here.