Post your 9 or 10 stop ND photos

dark_elf wrote in post #18679856

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/Zr9r​QE Midnight Hour by Darkelf Photography, on Flickr

Spectacular!

Lee Big Stopper in Skagen, Denmark
100 sek exposure

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/28Uz​h5S

Another from Skagen.
Lee Big Stopper, 100 sek exposure

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/29VN​f7w

Nice colours in those two ^^^

dgoakill wrote in post #18678597
Green Rocks
Stacked Focus using Big Stopper ND Filter

Focus stacking with a big stopper...............​because? Just curious..............

Excellent ND effect: beautiful skin touch and smooth skin tone in color and exposure.

photosbytw wrote in post #18682187
Focus stacking with a big stopper...............​because? Just curious..............

I am confused too

photosbytw wrote in post #18682187
Focus stacking with a big stopper...............​because? Just curious..............

Sibil wrote in post #18683880
I am confused too

I can only imagine because they wanted all foreground items pin sharp. I shoot 28mm, I can't always get everything in focus enough even at f/11

If people focus stack normally, why not focus stack with a long exposure...?

LeeRatters wrote in post #18683909
If people focus stack normally, why not focus stack with a long exposure...?

Exactly

junglialoh wrote in post #18679939
Gorgeous and artistic work. Simply Great image.

pbrimages wrote in post #18680562
Absolute gorgeousness. Love it

DavidWatts wrote in post #18680590
Spectacular!

Thank you so much It is just a fantastic location.

This was a scene along route F570 on Snaefellsnes Peninsula in Iceland that I knew I just had to photograph as soon as it came into my view.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/XhuH​Ck

First time shooting with a Super Stopper (15-stop) and it turns out that it has the ability to make the horizon completely disappear. More than 5 minute exposure in full sunlight:

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/27mQ​wc5

Justinsmnz wrote in post #18684695
First time shooting with a Super Stopper (15-stop) and it turns out that it has the ability to make the horizon completely disappear. More than 5 minute exposure in full sunlight:

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/27mQ​wc5 Jamestown, RI by Justin Simmons, on Flickr

thats pretty cool. Can imagine some nice effects on seascapes with that where you can see more horizon (or not as it may be)

xpfloyd wrote in post #18684739
thats pretty cool. Can imagine some nice effects on seascapes with that where you can see more horizon (or not as it may be)

Agreed! I do think this one was a combination of the exposure time and the hot and hazy horizon this morning though – I can't imagine it will have the same effect every time.