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14-08-10, 02:40 PM
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Taking it slow...

Trying extended exposure, with mixed results, but lots of fun - you never really know what the exact results will be!

Windmill in the Karroo at sunset.



Wave break at daybreak.



Sunrise Seas




I like the alien feel to this one



Cold Water...trust me, I kept getting hit with it, that water is straight out the antarctic!

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14-08-10, 03:33 PM
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Re: Taking it slow...

Think they work well Sam, I esp like 1 + 4
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14-08-10, 08:33 PM
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Re: Taking it slow...

Oooh, lovely work Sam.
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15-08-10, 10:08 AM
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Re: Taking it slow...

I like them all Sam. Love the way you slowed down your shutter speed to capture the water. Beautiful colors as well.
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15-08-10, 11:31 AM
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Re: Taking it slow...

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Sorry but have to disagree about slower shutter speed to blur the water. It makes the whole picture look artificial, using a fast shutter speed to "freeze" the water in motion is more to my taste. But everyone has their own views and what they particularly like.

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15-08-10, 02:10 PM
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Re: Taking it slow...

I think that these work well, #2 is the choice with the slow wave!!

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15-08-10, 02:24 PM
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Re: Taking it slow...

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Bob
Sorry but have to disagree about slower shutter speed to blur the water. It makes the whole picture look artificial, using a fast shutter speed to "freeze" the water in motion is more to my taste. But everyone has their own views and what they particularly like.

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I don't feel these beautiful photographs look artificial. I just checked the exif data and indeed some leave the shutter open for 63, 10 & 1/3 seconds. You are entitled to your opinion.
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15-08-10, 08:21 PM
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Re: Taking it slow...

I think it is a different perspective on the same scene that's all. It's a sort of hidden world, a bit like macro, high speed photography, infra red, even the longer night time exposures that bring out colours...you are just seeing something that is there but in a different way. I recently bought one of the 10 stop filters but have yet to use it...er maybe on the canal or in the bath as there is/are naff all sea or lakes around my way!
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15-08-10, 09:35 PM
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Re: Taking it slow...

Nice set of pictures Sam, my favourite is #1, different subject for this type of work.

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