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The Bay
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Uploaded: 07/16/08 5:03 PM GMT
The Bay
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another in my B&W series. Probably one of the final ones from this lot (maybe) moving on to my colour shots next!
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.annie100
07/16/08 6:23 PM GMT
Beautiful , so moody shot!!!
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I really like this picture. What was your setup for taking it?
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I really like the time lapse on this one. Makes the subject really defined.
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The lighting on the buildings really sets the tone for this very nice image. Well done again.
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This is a gorgeous shot. Whereabouts what it taken. I cant decide if it looks like Cornwall or Scotland LOL and they are very different places!!! I am a big fan of black and white and it really brings this image to life. There is almost a threatening presence in those clouds.
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He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the almighty. I will say of the Lord, "He is my refuge and my fortress, my God in whom i trust". Psalm 91: 1 and 2
Awesome works!! Me likes a lot!!
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Why do the pictures come out square when the lens is round??
For all who have asked, this shot is taken in the highlands of Scotland in a village called Plockton.
I used a tripod and an infra red filter, which cuts out all light except infra-red. As a result a relatively large aperture and long shutter speed are needed, f8 and somewhere around 15-30 sec. this brings a really moody and surreal feel to the photos.
I used a tripod and an infra red filter, which cuts out all light except infra-red. As a result a relatively large aperture and long shutter speed are needed, f8 and somewhere around 15-30 sec. this brings a really moody and surreal feel to the photos.
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Y'know, at first glance I thought this would make a good cover illustration, in b&w or color, for the Robert Louis Stevenson book, Kidnapped. Then I read your comment just above and see it was, indeed, taken in Scotland where David Balfour's odyssey begins. Nice piece.
-Nik
-Nik
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