Bermuda Pano in Mono

Sunrise was a bust on this morning but, I made use of the overcast light to make a pano in monochrome. This is a three vertical stitch using the 24 TS-E MK II with no shift. I used the Singh Ray three stop reverse GND to keep the highlights in check and each exposure was 25 seconds. C&C appreciated. Thanks!

As I said in the 24Mk2 thread, I likey this alot. The sharpness and micro-contrast is great and makes a great counterpoint to the softness of the long exposure water.

One question the darkness on the rocks at upper left and water at right is that due to you having to tilt the GND or just the way it was?

Thanks Rob. Here are the unstitched images. What do you think?

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Julian, now I'm baffled how that last shot fits with the pano?

robonrome wrote in post #11810369
Julian, now I'm baffled how that last shot fits with the pano?

Hehe! Throw those shots in PS and do a photomerge.

Love it jdizzle. Beautiful processing.

jdizzle wrote in post #11810509
Hehe! Throw those shots in PS and do a photomerge.

I just realised you said no shift used... now I can see...you know those three would make a nice series in separate frames side by side too

J-Blake wrote in post #11810547
Love it jdizzle. Beautiful processing.

Thanks Jon.

robonrome wrote in post #11810569
I just realised you said no shift used... now I can see...you know those three would make a nice series in separate frames side by side too

Thanks again Rob! I didn't think of it that way.