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Milarrochy bay and Loch ard
A few shots from Loch lomond and Loch ard yesterday.
1)197 sec, f22, ISO 50
2)264 sec, f22, ISO 50
3)312 sec, f20, ISO 100
4)242 sec, f22, ISO 50
1)197 sec, f22, ISO 50
2)264 sec, f22, ISO 50
3)312 sec, f20, ISO 100
4)242 sec, f22, ISO 50
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Definitely the third one for me, though they are all stunning, and beautifully taken, the third one is a bit different for you, and I really like it.
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Another great set - LOVE 4! And is 3 HDR?
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Thanks Suzie. I know what you mean about the third one being different for me,as in being a little busy and not so clean
. I liked how the long exposure really brought out the colour and tones on this shot though. Thanks again, Grant.
. I liked how the long exposure really brought out the colour and tones on this shot though. Thanks again, Grant.
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Originally Posted by Azz
Another great set - LOVE 4! And is 3 HDR?
No Azz, I only do single exposures, always. Doing really long exposures tends to bring out a lot of colour so maybe this is why you thought a bit HDR'ish, garish
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Thanks Azz, but surely you not serious about #3 being HDR?
No Azz, I only do single exposures, always. Doing really long exposures tends to bring out a lot of colour so maybe this is why you thought a bit HDR'ish, garish
No Azz, I only do single exposures, always. Doing really long exposures tends to bring out a lot of colour so maybe this is why you thought a bit HDR'ish, garish
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I should mention that I used B+W 6 and 10 stop filters on these shots combined with a Hoya polarising filter
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Another fine set DJ
Number 3 for me too despite it looking the least like a long exposure shot.
Number 3 for me too despite it looking the least like a long exposure shot.
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Grant doing HDR! 
That one is superb though I must say, the others are super too, as always, but that one just "hits you" its beautiful.
That one is superb though I must say, the others are super too, as always, but that one just "hits you" its beautiful.
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Another stunning post Grant, My favs are #3 & #4. Although I can't help wondering how shot number 3 would have looked a few weeks earlier with the trees in the BG having a few more colourful leaves on them.
Thanks for posting these wonderful shots.
Thanks for posting these wonderful shots.
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