Location: Kimmeridge, Dorset, United Kingdom, 2010
Equipment: Nikon D200, Sigma 10-20, B+W ND 3.0 filter. 240s at f8, ISO 100, 14mm






Thanks in advance for any comments .

Love the image, but not sure how the title fits.

Sam

Originally Posted by Sam Love the image, but not sure how the title fits. Sam

Used to these pieces were just in one piece, so this is my metaphor :) .

Cheers

Originally Posted by Sam Love the image, but not sure how the title fits. Sam

That was my first reaction as well. Great shot though!

Great shot. Do you use an ND 3 most of the time or do you have anything higher? Just curious.

Originally Posted by theprincereturns Great shot. Do you use an ND 3 most of the time or do you have anything higher? Just curious.

To take this shot I used ND 3.0, another words 10 stop filter. Apart from that I also use Hitech 1.2 ND. But recently I avoid using any filters. Its much more fun to take without them and obvieusly quality of the images is better as well.

Likey likey!

One thought though; it is great as-is, but to me it feels there's a little too much negative space. Maybe a slight trim off the top and bottom would work better concerning the composition of the rocks.

Originally Posted by Overfocused Likey likey! One thought though; it is great as-is, but to me it feels there's a little too much negative space. Maybe a slight trim off the top and bottom would work better concerning the composition of the rocks.

hehe, no worries, many people say the same about trimming the bottom e.g to 2:1 format :)

Thank you for your input.

Love it.

Lovely shot!

Kimmeridge and Dorset in general are favourite locations of mine.

Charlie

Long expos are my fav, and you have done one extremely well !!!
Love the title, kinda something I'd do...

Wow! Absolutely breathtaking!

Very intense and simple. Great shot. The work on your site is amazing. Thank you for sharing!

Thank you. Very glad you like it.

Cheers.

I absolutely adore minimalistic long exposure shots like this. Pretty much perfect.

i very much like this shot... simple, yet very dramatic and eye-catching. only nit for me is that the rocks are right smack in the center of the frame, and i'd much prefer to see them offset somehow - vertically, perhaps, so as not to lose the smaller rocks on the sides... the bottom of the image is just featureless white, so you could drop the rocks down to the 1/3 point vertically, and see if that makes for a more pleasing image...

Originally Posted by squirl033 i very much like this shot... simple, yet very dramatic and eye-catching. only nit for me is that the rocks are right smack in the center of the frame, and i'd much prefer to see them offset somehow - vertically, perhaps, so as not to lose the smaller rocks on the sides... the bottom of the image is just featureless white, so you could drop the rocks down to the 1/3 point vertically, and see if that makes for a more pleasing image...

To be honest I agree with you. So have to go there once again :) .

Cheers.