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An attempt of high key over exposure of the old pier at Swanage.
Trying the over exposure to blend the sky with the sea to create one backdrop.
The correct exposure with the 10 stop filter would of been 15 sec, but this was exposed at 3 minutes.
Notice the Seagulls on the front posts even during this long exposure.
On black is really necessary; brings out the detail! Click here to agree ;-)
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I found this early homestead on a back road near Centerville. I've seen a few towers like the one on the left. *Anyone know what it is? Note: Several contacts think it's a water tower, and i tend to agree. A windmill would have been on the backside.
The light wasn't the greatest, so I'll do another shot if I'm in the area again.
Near Centerville, WA.
Went for a walk around Langstone Harbour, Hampshire yesterday evening looking for a new spot to capture the sunset and came across these decaying wooden post which I believe were part of the remains of the Billy Line Railway that used to operate between mainland at Havant & Hayling Island.
A strong westerly wind was blowing and dark low level clouds so not good conditions for sunset images so I decided to try a long exposure using the Lee Big Stopper ND filter and create a misty white water effect!
75 second exposure using Lee 10 stop Big Stopper + 0.9 ND grad Filter over the sky.
Thanks for any comments you may wish to leave.
This Picture is another reason to go for an antique Voigtländer Heliar - I don't know any lens that produces similar shine in soft backlight, which I find particularly fitting in the serene atmosphere of the old Jewish Cemetary in Berlin-Weißensee.
Berlin-Weißensee, Jewish Cemetary
Graflex Super Graphic, Foma Retropan 320 in Foma Retro Special
Like it's cousin, urban decay, those remnants of mankind out in the country fall victim to the same fate of neglect and abandonment.
This picture was taken in Southern Ontario near Erieau.
Except for a dead tree, this abandoned farmhouse sits all by itself in the middle of a wheat field.
October, near Ione in eastern Oregon.