[PIC_THREAD] Landscapes, Architecture, Seascapes

[tatts]

They look better Phate. I bought the 6 stop firecrest for now, my plan is to research some grads and buy a firecrest 10 stop. They're not a nice price though

 

[Phate]

Nope! And the problem is is that as soon as you have one. You're constantly wanting another

 

[tatts]

The link from xdcx helped me, I think the format hitech just had the edge so that's the route I went. What grads are you using? The trouble with me is I want everything yesterday

 

[Phate]

In that pic was the Nisi 10 stop and a Lee 2 stop GND Hard. The GND isn't mine and goes back Monday, a colleague of mine loaned me it along with some others. I do have a reverse GND 4 stop filter on order though, from Nisi. The reverse GND made more sense to me to get first, given than 90% of my photography is at sunset right now

Never looked properly into the format hitech. It seemed to me most directions pointed toward LEE or Nisi and everyone compared those 2.

What's your next filter purchase? For me once I have the reverse GND I definitely want a normal GND. I might start building a collection of 2 stop, soft, medium & hard. Unfortunately, there is no "one" filter which does it all...thank god my wife just accepts this

 

[socreative]

Nash Point

 

[The_Abyss]

A few cracking photos in here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-45721160

 

[socreative]

Nash Point, Wales

 

[Sonea Fifer]

Bridge to Nowhere​

 

[The_Abyss]

That’s beautiful.

 

[Phate]

That is stunning indeed. LE Done right

One from Friday.

 

[And]

Another Place by Andy Davis, on Flickr

500 seconds on the incoming tide @148mm.

 

[Sonea Fifer]

Thank you very much for the kind comments guys - loving the subtlety of tones there And

 

[Phate]

This reverse ND....oh my....

Not 100% happy with the composition on this, a delayed train meant I had literally 1-2 minutes before the light went, so really no time at all! - But I will go back on Friday to the same location where I will have more time and recompose for a better shot.

Here is also a comparison of 2 images, on the left you have just the ND10 Stop, on the right is ND10 stop with Reverse ND filter. No processing, straight out of the camera, incredible difference!

http://jacobellwood.co.uk/public/longexposure/comparison.png

 

[And]

Cheers mate

loving the subtlety of tones there And

 

[EGuitarStar]

All taken on a recent trip to Corfu.

 

[smr]

Hi, here's a selection of photos from Padley Gorge yesterday, quite a windy day but not so much in the shelter of the gorge, very mild too.

1. Floor of Autumn by Joel Spencer, on Flickr

2. Padley Gorge by Joel Spencer, on Flickr

3. Autumn Flow by Joel Spencer, on Flickr

4. Flowing Gorge by Joel Spencer, on Flickr

 

[Phate]

One from yesterday at the beach

ND 10 Stop + Reverse ND Grad 4 stop combined.

 

[mid_gen]

Dragged myself out of bed this morning to bike to the nearby woods and catch golden hour.

Sony Alpha 7 + Sony FE 24-240.

Reminded me a) How great the dynamic range on this camera is, and b) how much I love superzooms

 

[Cyclone]

No where near as good as the rest on here, but I thought it's quite nice for a phone pic.

 

[And]

A couple from the Wirral coast, short and long exposures.


Perch Rock Lighthouse by Andy Davis, on Flickr


Sea defences by Andy Davis, on Flickr