[PIC_THREAD] Landscapes, Architecture, Seascapes

smr said:
Nah, took a few shots at F16 and F8/11, tried different things out, but as the light was looking less dramatic very quickly it was the best shot at F22...definitely want to get a 10 stop though, love those really long exposures at Sea. Shame I live a 2 hour drive away from the nearest coast !
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The sea is great but there's a million and one shots out there of long exposure sea shots with their soft/blurry water.

What I like about the first one is the blurred cloud of a long exposure but the reflection of the relatively still water :) hard to find the sea being still hehe. It's also hard to get still water and moving clouds together since the clouds need wind to move but that makes waves!
 
Had some lovely mist yesterday and today so I took advantage of it during an afternoon errand. I think I prefer the lower contrast rendering of the last image that virtually came straight out of the camera. I was also pleased to see the metering on the D810 didn't require any compensation too.

Newport International Rectifier Plant by --Kei--, on Flickr

Uskmouth Obscured by Fog by --Kei--, on Flickr

Sailing in the mist by --Kei--, on Flickr

Sailing in the mist by --Kei--, on Flickr

Sailing in the mist by --Kei--, on Flickr
 
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Not posted a pic here before, so thought this might be a good start.
Taken last year at Bewdley when the flood barriers were put up. As you can see, they were very much needed.

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kitfit1 said:
Not posted a pic here before, so thought this might be a good start.
Taken last year at Bewdley when the flood barriers were put up. As you can see, they were very much needed.

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You might want to resize that down to something reasonable so it adheres to the forum rules :) 1280 max res I believe! :P
 
kitfit1 said:
Done lol.................................don't want to upset the size police do we :D
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The best bit is the large pic is still in his quote! It does break the forum though :D

shaggyd said:
Last of the Seakings at RAF Valley. These reliable Search & Rescue ladies are soon to retire at the end of summer 2015. :(

Sunset on the last of the Seakings by Shaggy James, on Flickr

Ship wreck at Cymyran beach, Anglesey

Cymyran Bay Wreck by Shaggy James, on Flickr

A tale of two wrecks by Shaggy James, on Flickr
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Nice ShaggyD I love the SeaKing :)
 
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