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Taken one morning at the Rest & Be Thankful. Mist was just starting to clear. Used 30sec exposure using B&W neutral density filter 110, manual, tripod, iso100,focal length 32.5 and wet feet through walking through boggy field at this time.
| Camera: | Pentax K20D |
| Lens: | Pentax 18-55mm |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | Scottish Loch |
| Username: | 
abesad |
| Uploaded: | 14 May 2009 - 12:08 PM |
| Tags: | General, Landscape / travel |
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I agree with miptog about the foreground interest, but it is a nice shot nonetheless and worth getting wet feet for. You must have had a calm day to risk a 30 sec exposure. I have just come back from the Outer Hebrides and my kit would have blown away in 30 secs!
I have uploaded a mod where I have cropped off the bottom. It is good to have something along the bottom to hold the shot in but that thin strip of land acts more as a distraction.
In my mod I have also boosted the contrast, applied selectively to the rocks on the left and the water. This helps to give the shot a boost.
Regards
Catherine
Quote: I agree with miptog about the foreground interest, but it is a nice shot nonetheless and worth getting wet feet for. You must have had a calm day to risk a 30 sec exposure. I have just come back from the Outer Hebrides and my kit would have blown away in 30 secs!
I have uploaded a mod where I have cropped off the bottom. It is good to have something along the bottom to hold the shot in but that thin strip of land acts more as a distraction.
In my mod I have also boosted the contrast, applied selectively to the rocks on the left and the water. This helps to give the shot a boost.
Regards
Catherine
Thank you, Yes it was a calm day, unlike lately with our winds, which are still at it. Tried to get some photo's yesterday and the wind was blowing the tripod all over the place. Need a stronger one I think. Your mod looks so much better, thanks for the suggestions.
regards susan
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