couple from today.....
stockgyhll falls in Ambleside: using my ND filter
Easdale Tarn near Grasmere: sky was very grey but a nice walk anyway
couple from today.....
stockgyhll falls in Ambleside: using my ND filter
Easdale Tarn near Grasmere: sky was very grey but a nice walk anyway
Those waterfalls are really nice mate. Lovely silky water flows.
The second shot looks quite washed out in comparison however our wonderful British skies don't ever help. Maybe a touch of burn in and curves/saturation adjustment will help.
Still, nice reflections and you're getting the stones in the foreground images that Neo has got me into
I love the reflection mate, was the water that still or was it exposed for a long time
I agree with Ian. The waterfalls are nice, the last shot doesnt work with the blown sky. The whole image is a little overexposed and uneven but without filters or multiple exposures, it's hard to fix that.
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first 2 for me m8
whats an nd filter????
and what setting/ lens u use???
ND is a neutral density filter. Helps reduce high contrast and exposure.
First 2 waterfall pics were F/22 at 30 seconds.
He used 1/25sec at f/5.6 in the last, but I would have aimed for f/11 if possible.
Nice set. Will, you could have crossed the fall in the first one and moved the little horizontal branch you lazy bugger
Heheh, seriously, like em all m8.
Paul.
LOL removing the branch, I think we'd be having underwater shots... get it done
cheers guys - lol @ bilbo. There was a bigger waterfall further up, but it wasn't as nice as the lower one, and i nearly fell on my arse a couple of times it was that icy.
on the last pic - i didn't have my tripod, and and just climbed up the hill, so just fired a few shots off. I really need to start thinking more about my shots.
I can see the potential in the last shot, just a shame the sky is lacking in detail. 2nd one is my fav out of the 3
nice work especially the 1st one
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