Moody Morning

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A few from a recent early morning shoot with Bob, Oneputt and Finch at Point Cartwright.

D3 with Sigma 24-70 f/2.8 and Singh-Ray reverse neutral density (3 stop)

1/10s @ f/14 ISO 320


1/13s @ f/8 ISO 320


1/3s @ f/22 ISO 100

[miikeboyle]

Number three does it for me. The 'Daylight' blue is much more evident and not as dark as the previous two

Miike

[Jase555]

number two for me, brilliant choice of shutter time, waves have just enough blur, but still great defintion. Awesome stuff.

[Dave-D40]

Well i cant decide they are all great pics

[hangdog]

The rock pool in the foreground of No. 2 contrasts well with the breaking waves, and adds interest to a beautiful photo. The rocks are a little too blue for my liking, but this is still my pick of the three.

--Chuan

[RDW]

No 3 for me thanks Mark. 1 & 2 a little too dark!
I like the V shaped convergence of cloud, sun and foreground and the colour array.

[CraigVTR]

Mark
I like #3, it has more interest in the sky. Did you use the grad filter on all three shots and are any of them blended exposures?

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Thanks for the comments folks.

Mark
I like #3, it has more interest in the sky. Did you use the grad filter on all three shots and are any of them blended exposures?

Craig, reverse grad on all. No HDRs in this lot.

Here is another about 20 minutes before sunrise.

1.6s @ f/2.8 ISO 320

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....... nice work with that filter......

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....... nice work with that filter......

Thanks Bernie. Was the first time out with it and I'm very happy with the reverse grad version

[Killakoala]

I love the first image. The small amount of light really adds some ominousness to the image. Really nice.

[ja_S_on]

Love the colours, especially in the third and fourth pics. The orange light breaking through in the first also looks amazing.

If only there was a beach in Canberra