Foggy late afternoon at Rye Harbour. This is 444 second exposure (f/8.0 ¦ ISO 200) through a 9 stop ND filter. In response to enquiry in the comments, I use the "Lightcraftworkshop LCW ND500 MC filter 77mm" which works well. It does give images a bluish cast, which I correct in LR3, but was screw in - my main consideration to keep my kit bag light.
Probably best viewed on black - which brings out enough detail to see the soft grain in the wood of the posts. The large mass on the righthand vertical third is a tangled collection of discarded ropes and fishing nets. It's my second posted shot with the 9 stop filter. So far I'm pretty happy with it, though am yet to get a result that works in colour.
Hope everyone had an epic Christmas and is looking forward to a great New Year.
See Skeleton Coast, Rye Harbour on Flickr for extra notes.
Wednesday, 29 December 2010
Skeleton Coast, Rye Harbour
Labels:
Beach,
Black and White,
Breakwater,
Coast,
Long Exposure,
Rye