POST YOUR Moving Ocean Water: Waves, Tides, Currents, and Sea Spray
Aug 8, 2012 00:00:06 #
This is a perpetual thread for all members to post images of moving ocean waters.
Another thread is moving fresh water (falls, rivers, & streams).
No HDR! That is another forum.
We request typical exposure settings to accompany all images, including: camera make & model; lens make & model; shutter duration and aperture used. Also, any situational info of interest.
Another thread is moving fresh water (falls, rivers, & streams).
No HDR! That is another forum.
We request typical exposure settings to accompany all images, including: camera make & model; lens make & model; shutter duration and aperture used. Also, any situational info of interest.
Sep 25, 2012 02:50:14 #
Sep 25, 2012 21:11:49 #
mark.r
Loc: Port Talbot South Wales
Ho my God' what a picture.outstanding i never seen one like that before.Mark
Sep 27, 2012 13:50:48 #
Sep 27, 2012 17:14:16 #
Oct 24, 2012 05:42:41 #
lighthouse
Loc: No Fixed Abode
3 different length long exposure ocean shots.
1/4, 30 & 120 secs. Not sure if the movement allows 1/4 sec to qualify as long exposure.
Let me know if I am required to remove it from the post.
1/4, 30 & 120 secs. Not sure if the movement allows 1/4 sec to qualify as long exposure.
Let me know if I am required to remove it from the post.
Penguin Jetty, Tasmania, Canon 5D2, Canon EF 200mm F/2.8Lii, ISO 50, 30 secs, F/11
Stanley, Tasmania, Canon 5D2, Canon EF 17-40mm F/4L @ 17mm, ISO 400, 120 secs, F/11
West Point, Tasmania, Canon 5D2, Canon EF 17-40mm F/4L @ 28mm, ISO 100, 1/4 sec F/8
Oct 24, 2012 05:46:14 #
Oct 24, 2012 17:58:24 #
Pommy wrote:
Sorry its Frankston Pier on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria Australia :thumbup:
These are outstanding. Particularly like #2. Thanks for sharing.
Oct 26, 2012 02:36:28 #
lighthouse wrote:
For most photography contests, 1-second is the shortest time to qualify for "long exposure", but I must say that I like your crashing waves!3 different length long exposure ocean shots. 1/4, 30 & 120 secs. Not sure if the movement allows 1/4 sec to qualify as long exposure. Let me know if I am required to remove it from the post.
We will let it slide, this time!
Oct 26, 2012 07:28:20 #
lighthouse
Loc: No Fixed Abode
Nikonian72 wrote:
We will let it slide, this time!
lighthouse wrote:
For most photography contests, 1-second is the shortest time to qualify for "long exposure", but I must say that I like your crashing waves!3 different length long exposure ocean shots. 1/4, 30 & 120 secs. Not sure if the movement allows 1/4 sec to qualify as long exposure. Let me know if I am required to remove it from the post.
We will let it slide, this time!
Thank you LoneRangeFinder & Nikonian72. A lot of my stuff is done at the seaside after the sun goes down. Or with a 10 stopper, the mono of the poles is with a Lee BigStopper at about 2pm in the afternoon.
Oct 29, 2012 15:33:01 #
Canon 5D Mark ii
Canon 24-70mm F2.8 L
ISO100
F/10
Shutter Speed 120 (Bulb Mode)
Lauderdale By The Sea (Florida) Fishing Pier @2:30AM
Canon 24-70mm F2.8 L
ISO100
F/10
Shutter Speed 120 (Bulb Mode)
Lauderdale By The Sea (Florida) Fishing Pier @2:30AM
Nov 15, 2012 17:01:41 #
I had the first of these two pictures posted in HDR section but nikonian72 asked me to post it here as well. Thought I would add the second one as well since that one actually shows the water movement better. Both were shot in the same location on the island of Oahu but facing in opposite directions.
Each shot is a composite of 5 images combined in Photomatix.
Each shot is a composite of 5 images combined in Photomatix.
Nov 23, 2012 00:34:26 #
Nov 24, 2012 08:06:24 #
I like the misty look of the water. It would make nice artwork for an album cover.
Dec 1, 2012 21:57:48 #
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