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how freaking awesome is that last one! love it. I might even try a version of that with the cooks river bridge

Thank you for posting that Patrick. Very worthwhile to see and very inspiring.

Awesome stuff!

That has inspired me to order a 52 to 77 step up ring for my big blocker 110 so I can put it on the XPro.

Likewise, I am inclined to look out for an 82mm 10 stopper or similar with 77-82 and 62-77 step up rings.

What I have noticed, and Gerry's recent waterfall image illustrates this, is that very long daytime exposures seem to change the nature of the light, compared to similar images, at much faster shutter speeds. Can't explain it, but it is apparent to me.

biggerry wrote:how freaking awesome is that last one! love it. I might even try a version of that with the cooks river bridge

Well technically I have my 77mm B+W 10 stop + my Lee Bigstopper and if we add a CPL we've got 22 stops (add my Variable ND and we could go for 30 stops )

Reschsmooth wrote:is that very long daytime exposures seem to change the nature of the light,

well yes..they let less light in seriously though, I do get what you are saying.

Remorhaz wrote:

biggerry wrote:how freaking awesome is that last one! love it. I might even try a version of that with the cooks river bridge

Well technically I have my 77mm B+W 10 stop + my Lee Bigstopper and if we add a CPL we've got 22 stops (add my Variable ND and we could go for 30 stops )

are you saying you want to shoot the cooks river ? there are some spots on my bike ride that I have been meaning to investigate further.

Those look incredible...I guess I will grab my ND10 and tripod tomorrow!