Some Pebbles

[dazza74]

A couple of long exposures I took a couple of weeks back

#1

#2

 

[Biscuit761]

No 1 is superb, colours are great

Bill

 

[T0MAT01]

I prefer the second. You obviously had some nice calm light to be able to achieve these. Nicely done.

 

[scotty94]

Very nice indeed! I can't decide which oneI like best as they are both great although the more I view them the more I am warming to number 1 (slightly) would look great blown up on the wall.

 

[tom1379]

I really love no.1, what time where these taken? The light is really great.

 

[mark1000]

No. 1 is stunning


Mark.

 

[jonnypb]

nice shots

prefer #2, #1 would be even better if the front 2 big stones were in focus as well

 

[dazza74]

I really love no.1, what time where these taken? The light is really great.

Pictures were taken I suppose between 30 minutes and an hour before sunset

 

[>Jaz<]

Very nice, been thinking about this type of shot for a while.

How long was the exposure? Guessing you got your feet/tripod a bit wet?!

Good pics

 

[Liquid101]

mmmm pebbles.

I like the second one. Nice patterns.

 

[h31p]

I looked at these and just said 'awesome' out loud. I think that #1 is particularly good!

 

[julian_fraser]

Wow. Love them Dazza, fantastic shots.

 

[dazza74]

Very nice, been thinking about this type of shot for a while.

How long was the exposure? Guessing you got your feet/tripod a bit wet?!

Good pics

Both pics were 30 second exposures using my 70-300mm lens and ND 110(keeps the feet dry ) #1 was at 220mm, #2 was at 75mm both at F16

 

[bren-escape]

Is it possible to do long exposures with a 350D? I cant seem to find info.

 

[T0MAT01]

Is it possible to do long exposures with a 350D? I cant seem to find info.

The camera will only do up to a 30 second exposure by itself, but if you have a remote shutter release with a shutter lock button then you can time the exposure yourself for as long as you like using the 'bulb' mode (turn the dial past 30 seconds).

 

[bren-escape]

Thanks Tomato1, been thinkin about a remote for a while. Need to read up on how to set a exposure length

Sorry for jumping in on thread - I like #1 best

 

[M1kee]

Number 1 for me. I thought at first you must have used a filter?

 

[>Jaz<]

Both pics were 30 second exposures using my 70-300mm lens and ND 110(keeps the feet dry ) #1 was at 220mm, #2 was at 75mm both at F16

Ah so you could capture from farther away without getting your feet wet? I see


Cheers!

 

[bren-escape]

I tried longer exposures today on bulb and adjusting the aperature but just got a over exposed image. Tried a polarised filter but no change. It was bright, but do I need a nd110?

Thanks, any advice taken

 

[personals]

Superb shots. Both are really great, if I'd have to go for only one for my wall - it would be #2.

 

[dazza74]

I tried longer exposures today on bulb and adjusting the aperature but just got a over exposed image. Tried a polarised filter but no change. It was bright, but do I need a nd110?

Thanks, any advice taken

I've bought all the B&W ND's 103,106 & 110. ND 110 is the best investment it's certainly the only real choice for long exposures over 10 seconds in any sort of day light. I tend to alternate between the ND110 or sometimes ND106+CPL