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More long exposures on a sleepy island
Lens: Sigma 10-20 4-5.6 Camera: k5 Photo Location: Inch Island, Ireland 
Posted By: captainbert, 01-17-2012, 10:25 AM

This was my third day out toying with long exposures with a Hoya ND400 9 stop filter. I think the results are not fantastically sharp or as dramatic as i would have hoped just showing that i need much more practice and trips out. Any thoughts most welcome indeed!






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01-17-2012, 11:08 AM   #2
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On my end they look very nice.--charliezap
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On my end they look very nice.--charliezap
Thank you very much Mr Charlirzap my friend
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Beautiful images that you captured here Garbhan, I especially like the first photo. The long exposure and filter gives a very nice softness to the photos. You certainly found a great place to take photographs, beautiful indeed. Keep posting here friend, I learn from photography.

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Beautiful images that you captured here Garbhan, I especially like the first photo. The long exposure and filter gives a very nice softness to the photos. You certainly found a great place to take photographs, beautiful indeed. Keep posting here friend, I learn from photography.
Thanks a lot Bob good sir! i thoroughly appreciate your nice words my friend and it is a pleasure to share and learn on this fantastic forum with folk like yourself. Warm regards from this side of the pond! Garbhán

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Love #1 CB.

It looks to me that if it is drama you are after then you need rougher seas and a lot more clouds in your long ND shots.
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Very cool effect!
Love the dramatic looking sky.

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I think you did an excellent job. I got the ND 400 for xmas and failed quite miserably the first time out. You captured a very cool effect.
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Bob sorry i noticed i spell your name with a small b and not a big B in Bob when i was going through there... accidental bad manners good sir!

Frogfish... that could well make a difference alright into what im after though ive seen some stunning long exposure shots with very ethereal like water. I think you are right about the clouds indeed!

JohnBee thank you very much indeed!

Dice... thanks for your kind words i think maybe im having some luck maybe with the elements in my favor when shooting with the ND400. Happy shooting with it my friend!

Sincerely, garbhán
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These look terrific to me - I especially like the first one and sun tones on the water. Great eye, my friend.

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These look terrific to me - I especially like the first one and sun tones on the water. Great eye, my friend.

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Hi Jer. Thanks most kindly indeed for the great feedback my friend! Much appreciated. Best wishes, garbhán.
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Beautiful shots!
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Beautiful shots!
Thanks very much indeed!
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Fantastic light and comps! Great shots!
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Fantastic light and comps! Great shots!
Thanks a lot indeed!
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