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IPClark
Sep-22-2008, 06:04 PM
Whilst attempting to get a long exposure of the Jetty, this duck kept on swimming into my shot. I found this image quite amusing, bottom left ;)

90 Seconds @ F16, 49mm ISO 100
http://ipc.smugmug.com/photos/378372009_FKbGX-O.jpg

One without the duck :)

http://ipc.smugmug.com/photos/378347922_8Lu36-O.jpg


Here's a minimalistic shot of a small rock poking through the surface

95 Seconds @ F16, 37mm ISO 100
http://ipc.smugmug.com/photos/378372519_qkuKK-O.jpg


I actually picked this darn log up and threw it into the water for this shot :D.. it was heavy ! :(

90 Seconds @ F16, 49mm ISO 100
http://ipc.smugmug.com/photos/378372392_6QKc8-O.jpg


..and finally, can't resist a surrealistic variation ;)

http://ipc.smugmug.com/photos/378372209_vgbA3-O.jpg
Dooginfif20
Sep-22-2008, 08:02 PM
I really love the whole series! I wish I could shoot something like that! I know you stated your settings but what kind of camera are you using and what kind of lens are you using? I am new to D-SLR so you will have to forgive me...
IPClark
Sep-22-2008, 11:49 PM
I really love the whole series! I wish I could shoot something like that! I know you stated your settings but what kind of camera are you using and what kind of lens are you using? I am new to D-SLR so you will have to forgive me...

Thank you :)

All my camera information is in my Sig :). The Canon EOS 400D is marketed as the Rebel Xti in the US.

For these particular shots I was using the standard 18-55 kit lens on the 400D and the ND-110 Ten stop Neutral density filter.
jeffmeyers
Sep-23-2008, 09:41 AM
Definitely the B&W without the ghost duck. Great, great image!

And I think the surrealistic variation of the tree is super! Only thing is: I'd get rid of the blue/purple rocks in the front right corner.
IPClark
Sep-23-2008, 10:46 AM
Definitely the B&W without the ghost duck. Great, great image!

And I think the surrealistic variation of the tree is super! Only thing is: I'd get rid of the blue/purple rocks in the front right corner.


Thanks Jeff. Yeah a few others have said the same.. will get that sorted :)

Thanks again.