Some English Seascapes....
Hi All,
Last night I had the pleasure of shooting with Gubbs for the second time. This time we decided to go further away from home - 114 miles to be precise to the Isle of Portland on the Dorset coast. After 2 1/2 hours driving we were there.
Unfortunately, the weather was not following the will of the weather forecasters & in typical British fashion was doing its own thing.
So we amused ourselves for a while by climbing all over rocks
http://www.pbase.com/luben/image/40814740
and taking distant vistas
http://www.pbase.com/luben/image/40814743
Then, just as we were about to give up, we managed to hit a bit of good fortune - the sun showed a slither of its power near the horizon. Luckily we were in place to capture the brief moment before it passed.
Then it was another 2 1/2 hours back home. Mind you, time in the car really does fly when you have a friend to talk to :-)
Here are my best captures from the evening:
1 - 3 Shot stitched panoramic of Pulpit Rock. Taken using my 20D & 17-40 f4L. Exposure 20 seconds, f11, ISO 100, RAW. Processed in Phase One Pro & Ps CS.
http://www.pbase.com/luben/image/40814256
2 - Here are two very long exposure shots (around 3 1/2 minutes each). A B&W 106 ND filter was used to slow the shutter speed down. The rest of the exposure info reads f16 @ ISO 100.
http://www.pbase.com/luben/image/40814257
http://www.pbase.com/luben/image/40814258
3 - Finally, my shot of the night. A tidal rock pool in the foreground with the rugged coast behind it. A Hoya polarizer was used to minimise reflections from the surface of the pool. Exposure was around 1 1/2 minutes, f16, ISO 100.
http://www.pbase.com/luben/image/40814259
So the shoot was salvaged & both of us went home tired, but satisfied. But there is a nagging thought - how much better the shots could have been if we had the correct light!!!
All the best
Luben
PS: Sorry for the lack of direct links, but they don't seem to be working right now with PBase.
Last night I had the pleasure of shooting with Gubbs for the second time. This time we decided to go further away from home - 114 miles to be precise to the Isle of Portland on the Dorset coast. After 2 1/2 hours driving we were there.
Unfortunately, the weather was not following the will of the weather forecasters & in typical British fashion was doing its own thing.
So we amused ourselves for a while by climbing all over rocks
http://www.pbase.com/luben/image/40814740
and taking distant vistas
http://www.pbase.com/luben/image/40814743
Then, just as we were about to give up, we managed to hit a bit of good fortune - the sun showed a slither of its power near the horizon. Luckily we were in place to capture the brief moment before it passed.
Then it was another 2 1/2 hours back home. Mind you, time in the car really does fly when you have a friend to talk to :-)
Here are my best captures from the evening:
1 - 3 Shot stitched panoramic of Pulpit Rock. Taken using my 20D & 17-40 f4L. Exposure 20 seconds, f11, ISO 100, RAW. Processed in Phase One Pro & Ps CS.
http://www.pbase.com/luben/image/40814256
2 - Here are two very long exposure shots (around 3 1/2 minutes each). A B&W 106 ND filter was used to slow the shutter speed down. The rest of the exposure info reads f16 @ ISO 100.
http://www.pbase.com/luben/image/40814257
http://www.pbase.com/luben/image/40814258
3 - Finally, my shot of the night. A tidal rock pool in the foreground with the rugged coast behind it. A Hoya polarizer was used to minimise reflections from the surface of the pool. Exposure was around 1 1/2 minutes, f16, ISO 100.
http://www.pbase.com/luben/image/40814259
So the shoot was salvaged & both of us went home tired, but satisfied. But there is a nagging thought - how much better the shots could have been if we had the correct light!!!
All the best
Luben
PS: Sorry for the lack of direct links, but they don't seem to be working right now with PBase.
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Great shots as always. Thanks for sharing them. Both Pbase and Smugmug were down today. Sounds like some kind of conspiracy to me. :
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beautiful shots! Did you see the the sunset tonight? British weather
Thanks for everything I had a great afternoon!
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Looks like you are getting the hang of the 20D. Like the Tidal Rock Pool, Isle of Portland, UK, 2005 beast of all.
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Yesterday there was quite a sunset going on. Shame we didn't get lucky :-)
Talk to you later
Luben
Actually that one was not. The only shot that was stitched was this one:
http://www.pbase.com/luben/image/40814256
Thanks for looking
Luben
That's my favourite one too.
All the best
Luben
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