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| Camera: | Nikon D700  Check out Nikon Nation! |
| Lens: | 21 m ziess |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | Hartland |
| Username: | 
stephenring |
| Uploaded: | 24 May 2012 - 6:53 AM |
| Tags: | Landscape / travel, Landscape / travel low light hartland |
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The composition and tones are very good, but the water looks wrong. Among rocks I expect t o see splashes, waves and swirls.
Outstanding!!! The stones (colored one especially) highlighted in the foreground is adding to its glory beautifully. Deep
Quote: The composition and tones are very good, but the water looks wrong. Among rocks I expect t o see splashes, waves and swirls.
This picture was achieved by having the camera fairly close to the ground and level with 6 stop pro glass. I have waited for the tide to fill the rock pool up, waited for the tide to recede. Then took the picture so that is the water rushing out so I could achieve an almost 3d look, which I am very pleased with.
Quote: Super seascape. Did you place that orange rock?
Hartland is a magical bay
Hi no I didn't place the orange rock there. I was taking some people on a photographic course on a dullish day and that is just some cement with a brick in which has been ground down. Which attracted me to the rock pool. I have wrote to someone else as to how this image was achieved as they couldn't quite understand it. Yes Hartland is a very magical place.
An excellent image Stephen. There is plainly nothing 'wrong' with the water movement unless you consider using long exposures 'incorrect'.
I particularly like the steely almost monochromatic toning and the wet stones in the foreground give added interest. Excellent clarity too.
Derek
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