Posted by John Lehmkuhl on April 25, 2006 at 11:59 PM
Since the sunset fizzled out last night at Depoe Bay, I composed some mini landscapes from the rocky shore. I found this one that would turn into a waterfall when the larger waves came ashore. It almost feels like I'm in an airplane looking down at a valley floor that has these amazing waterfalls......
Posted by Ned Fenimore on April 26, 2006 at 12:12 AM
Very cool indeed! Chilly even!! I half expect to see a castle on that rock in the background. How long of an exposure was this? I'm thinking over a second for sure...
I see a bit of sensor dust in the upper left hand corner. Might wanna use the healing brush on that.
Did you take any others at this location like this? I'd love to see more!!
Posted by John Lehmkuhl on April 26, 2006 at 2:51 PM
Hello Richard, thanks for the sensor blip. I did take more like this and I'll post another one soon. I also posted a larger seascape in the ESS forum that came out pretty nice.
Yes, this was I believe 1.3s at f/16 with my 70-200 f4L lens - I love that lens to death !!
John,
I bet this would look real nice enlarged to 24x36. I think it's cool!. (pun intended) Get it, the white balance might be ... never mind, I'll stop while i'm ahead.
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4 repliesI see a bit of sensor dust in the upper left hand corner. Might wanna use the healing brush on that.
Did you take any others at this location like this? I'd love to see more!!
Yes, this was I believe 1.3s at f/16 with my 70-200 f4L lens - I love that lens to death !!
Thanks for the kind comment.
I bet this would look real nice enlarged to 24x36. I think it's cool!. (pun intended) Get it, the white balance might be ... never mind, I'll stop while i'm ahead.