Foggy Lough

[Paranormalist]

A foggy Lough Erne from Muckross Bay in County Fermanagh this afternoon.
I used the K20D & 16-45mm kit lens with a ND8 filter to get a slow shutter speed. Converted to B&W in PS.


f/22 l 3secs l ISO 100 l 38mm

C&C welcomed..

The camera sensor is way beyond filthy now. A dust reduction system combined with a rocket blower just isn't working. Can someone advise me on how to get it cleaned properly?

Thanks
Para

 

[shotokan101]

I like it a lot Para but I'd like to see little more detail on the nearest foreground rocks - they are a little too dark for me.

Jim

 

[Paranormalist]

I like it a lot Para but I'd like to see little more detail on the nearest foreground rocks - they are a little too dark for me.

Jim

The rock on the bottom left could be lightened some probably. I do like the contrast though.

 

[Paranormalist]

Another I just got around to processing..
The pier was barricaded off due to flood damage. It looks almost colour popped but it's not.
K20D & Tamron 10-24 lens.


f/16 l 1/20s l ISO 200 l 10mm

 

[shotokan101]

Great shot Para - love the slightly offset composition

Jim

 

[tonkie]

#2 for me is a stunning shot and the first is not bad either

 

[Paranormalist]

Thanks for the comments so far.

A final one..


f/22 l 6secs l ISO 100 l 16mm

 

[shotokan101]

Another keeper Para but I do prefer the other two.

Any chance of seeing the first shot in colour or is there no colour in the rocks etc. to start with ?

Jim

 

[Paranormalist]

Another keeper Para but I do prefer the other two.

Any chance of seeing the first shot in colour or is there no colour in the rocks etc. to start with ?

Jim

Thanks, Jim. The difference between the first pic in colour & B&W is very subtle.

 

[shotokan101]

Thanks Para - I suspected that might be the case.

Jim

 

[existent]

I like the 1st one most.

The problem with fog is that, well, you can't see anything

Have you tried any shots with mostly foreground and a little bit sky? Like the first shot, but even less sky...