Slow Shutter Photography
Mar 29, 2018 04:28:24 #
rdrechsler
Loc: Channel Islands Harbor, CA
I haven't forgotten you and my "assignment" to capture a flying flag with slow shutter. My hat's off to you, because I tried this today and the results were dismal. Nothing worth posting, but I learned just how difficult it was for you to get that flag shot. I'm going to try again next week!
Apr 1, 2018 08:15:34 #
rdrechsler wrote:
I haven't forgotten you and my "assignment" to capture a flying flag with slow shutter.
I've done it only that one time, so I'll be interested in seeing yours.
Jul 2, 2018 20:04:09 #
rdrechsler wrote:
My camera club assignment this month is slow shutter images. I have never tried it. Not so easy! The first image is done by a local photographer...not me! It is representative of what I would like to achieve, but as you can see from a couple of examples (after heavy pp), I am not even close. Any tips?
Does it have to be surf? The pic that you posted as a goal was taken on a particular day when the surf was great, nice waves with what looks like a strong off shore breeze blowing the top of the wave back making a great image.
You might try a long exposure on rocks or a pier creating silky water on perfectly focused rocks or pilings during a sun rise or set or really anytime of day. I assume that you are using an ND filter.
Jul 7, 2018 15:11:27 #
rdrechsler wrote:
Thanks so much for your encouragement. The first two were just location shots to set the stage for what I was shooting for my assignment. Do you have a favorite?
3&7 for me....
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