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Neist Point in a velvia coat
An almost cloudless sky, except for the few on the horizon, but ofcourse there was a big one in front of the sun almost the whole sunset. Luckily it popped out for a minute so I could at least get 1 sheet exposed. The sun wasn't at full strength, which was actually a good thing, so I could keep detail in the shadows.
I'm usually not big on shooting postcard-like images, but this one is growing on me. I was hoping for an interesting sea and wild sky, but you can't have it all. At least I could stand on the edge of the cliff, because there was hardly any wind.
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Technical details:
Chamonix 045N-2
Fujinon 135/5.6
20 seconds @ F32 (frantic metering during exposure, wanted to give the shadows as much exposure as i could without blowing the detail on the rocks in the foreground.)
Fuji Velvia 50
0.6 hard ND grad over the sky + polarizer
developed in Fuji Hunt Chrome 6X E6
Neist Point in a velvia coat
An almost cloudless sky, except for the few on the horizon, but ofcourse there was a big one in front of the sun almost the whole sunset. Luckily it popped out for a minute so I could at least get 1 sheet exposed. The sun wasn't at full strength, which was actually a good thing, so I could keep detail in the shadows.
I'm usually not big on shooting postcard-like images, but this one is growing on me. I was hoping for an interesting sea and wild sky, but you can't have it all. At least I could stand on the edge of the cliff, because there was hardly any wind.
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Technical details:
Chamonix 045N-2
Fujinon 135/5.6
20 seconds @ F32 (frantic metering during exposure, wanted to give the shadows as much exposure as i could without blowing the detail on the rocks in the foreground.)
Fuji Velvia 50
0.6 hard ND grad over the sky + polarizer
developed in Fuji Hunt Chrome 6X E6