Kitty Hawk pier, North Carolina
Sep 30, 2020 19:29:56 #
A partly cloudy day at the beach.
iso64, f22, 30 seconds, Nikon D750, Sigma 24mm, 10 stop newer nd filter.
iso64, f22, 30 seconds, Nikon D750, Sigma 24mm, 10 stop newer nd filter.
Sep 30, 2020 21:51:49 #
Curve_in wrote:
A partly cloudy day at the beach.
iso64, f22, 30 seconds, Nikon D750, Sigma 24mm, 10 stop newer nd filter.
iso64, f22, 30 seconds, Nikon D750, Sigma 24mm, 10 stop newer nd filter.
Nice shot! Like the silky wave action!
Oct 1, 2020 01:17:14 #
Curve_in wrote:
A partly cloudy day at the beach.
iso64, f22, 30 seconds, Nikon D750, Sigma 24mm, 10 stop newer nd filter.
iso64, f22, 30 seconds, Nikon D750, Sigma 24mm, 10 stop newer nd filter.
I love that pier, was there last October, in the before times. Did you stay locally?
Oct 1, 2020 06:39:26 #
Oct 1, 2020 07:36:32 #
A great shot. Interesting effects are to be obtained using those ND filters.
I see no color cast.
I see no color cast.
Oct 1, 2020 07:51:47 #
Oct 1, 2020 08:23:00 #
Oct 1, 2020 09:00:20 #
Dngallagher wrote:
Nice shot! Like the silky wave action!
Thanks! It was a fun beach project.
Oct 1, 2020 09:02:44 #
rgrenaderphoto wrote:
I love that pier, was there last October, in the before times. Did you stay locally?
We stayed next to the pier. Not quite mid-summer crowds, but there were many more people than I remember for late September.
Oct 1, 2020 09:04:30 #
Oct 1, 2020 09:25:22 #
camerapapi wrote:
A great shot. Interesting effects are to be obtained using those ND filters.
I see no color cast.
I see no color cast.
Thanks. I shoot in RAW with my white balance set on auto, so it hard to tell if there is any shifting. I'm sure there is some color cast because this is just about the cheapest 10 ND filter in the world!
Oct 1, 2020 09:25:47 #
Oct 1, 2020 09:30:49 #
raymondh wrote:
Masterful photography!!
Thanks for the complement. I did feel very "masterful" during the first attempt. I didn't think to check if the tide was rising or falling when I framed the shot. A small amount of water got under the tripod causing it to move during the exposure!
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