Photo-a-day

[Ruggerbugger]

Couple more from Sywell

[kushtibari]

[j.o.s.h.1408]

kushtibari was that photoshopped? Looks awsome but edited and un-natural.

if its PS its still an amazing piece though.

[Ruggerbugger]

Just a slow shutter setting I should think. Where is that Kushti?

[Bobster]

Couple more from Sywell

great shots

wish we had that weather on our airshow weekend

[Bobster]

kushtibari was that photoshopped? Looks awsome but edited and un-natural.

if its PS its still an amazing piece though.

Just a slow shutter setting I should think. Where is that Kushti?

looks about 10 second exposure?

[j.o.s.h.1408]

Its not the water stream, its the light and contrast that makes me think ummm..

maybe he used a polaroid filter with a tint of colour on it?

[kushtibari]

Thanks folks, I wasn't going for the 'natural' look - trying to experiment a bit for a change

Trying to remember what I did as its about a month old - iirc this was a blend of long exposures (longest was about 100 sec with a B&W 110 filter) in photomatix. It was the light on the moss that caught my eye and made me stop - set up and waited half an hour but it didn't really come back exactly the same (its near the Grey Mares Tail in a narrow valley).

I worked on the perspective in ACDSee as the lines were warped by the wide angle lens - To try and recreate the greens there is a green filter used in CS5 - downloaded the demo for a play as I still haven't decided what software I'm going with long term.

[razer121]

is that really water!!! this shot is amazing

[GoNz0]

its a long exposure probably with a grad filter strapped to the front

[Blastuk]

its a long exposure probably with a grad filter strapped to the front

He already explained it was a 10 stop filter
That particular filter leaves a warm tone to pictures.

[GoNz0]

welding glass seems to be the new fad for those shots as it costs £2 for a bit of glass and its about 10 stop

ideal to glue to a smashed filter.

[Ruggerbugger]

Interesting idea, wonder how that would work with a sunset?

[kushtibari]

The welding glass is pretty effective - a pals got one and says it works out at about a 12 stop.

[Bobster]

The welding glass is pretty effective - a pals got one and says it works out at about a 12 stop.

oooh, thats interesting to know..

[Blastuk]

Would they be more prone to reflections and ghosting?