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Taken yesterday morning at Curbar Gap, Derbyshire. This was shot at 7.20am before the sun came up. There was a beautiful pre dawn glow. Hope this comes across.
One of the first shots taken with my new Sigma 10-20mm lens.
3.2secs @ f22
RAW ISO 100
Cokin A121M (held on with blu tack!!)
Please comment if you wish.
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| Camera: | Canon EOS300D |
| Lens: | sigma 10-20mm |
| Recording media: | CF |
| Title: | Curbar Gap - 7.20am |
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| Uploaded: | 12 Feb 2006 - 2:17 AM |
| Tags: | Landscape / travel |
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Comments
amazing what a difference a few miles makes, the sky was blood red over at stanage and yet curbar has lovely pastel hues in the sky. good stuff martin
btw, is the bluetak a new technique you're trying or did you just forget the holder?
rich
Thanks for the comments/clicks.
Rich, the blu tack is because I only have a Cokin A series filter system, and as you will know, the Sigma is too wide angle for this, so the only way I can use filters until I can get some new filters/holders/adapter ring is to use blu tack to hold the filters in place! Bit Heath Robinson, but what the hell.
Cheers
Martin
Nice FG interest them huge rocks pull you into the image nicely, lovely colours & light - well captured.
Mark :o)
Lovely sky colours and warm feel to the foreground rocks
Jamie
The colours are astonishing, very very nice indeed. A grand composition as well.
All the very best
Dougie
Hello Martin, a lovely sky with the rock composition bold and dominant but a little distant detail which injects good depth...exposure looks as if flash was used?
Doug.
Love the precision of the title. In fact I could tell it was 7.20 - it had that certain light to it that could not be 7.19 and yet wasn't quite light ehough yet to be 7.21 LOL. Good work. Nick.
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