Splish splash

milou · 27-10-2005, 23:49

And here's to the Jessie's polariser:~

fingerz · 27-10-2005, 23:52

Left a comment on the first shot on t'blog.

Like the sense of scale in the second. Needs a pirate ship in the background.

CT · 28-10-2005, 00:06

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Originally Posted by fingerz

Like the sense of scale in the second. Needs a pirate ship in the background.

Then it would look like a still from 'The Light At The Edge Of The World'

Warspite · 28-10-2005, 00:30

Both very nice, did you use a zoom for the first one or did you actually put your camera and yourself at risk for that shot?

Love the scale of the second one

fingerz · 28-10-2005, 00:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by CT

Then it would look like a still from 'The Light At The Edge Of The World'

"Yarr"

GfK · 28-10-2005, 00:43

Is that a bloke on top of the rock in the first pic?!

Looks like he's about to jump off.

Warspite · 28-10-2005, 00:46

Hes probably just noticed that the tide has come in

fingerz · 28-10-2005, 00:48

That's milou. It was on a reeeeally long timer.

Warspite · 28-10-2005, 00:54

As long as it isnt some Japanese sniper who doesnt know the war is over yet

***Dave*** · 28-10-2005, 09:11

Is that a spring board from the window on the left of the lighthouse ? That with the rock diver....very brave people round those ways

milou · 28-10-2005, 10:37

Cheers. Excellent weather yesterday - very pleased as I had a day off on my own for once.

There are two peeps on the rock stack - the other one is to the right at horizon level. Here they are beforehand:

<Warspite...did you use a zoom for the first one> Used my trusty 17-40 and had to move a bit quick [old man and some reflexes from those years playing Unreal Tourney]

<fingerz...That's milou. It was on a reeeeally long timer.> You made tea come down my nose ;o

Edit: also took a few B & W shots on the same scene with a 35mm camera - it'll useful to see how they come out full-frame styleeee [anticipating operator error though]

Gandhi · 28-10-2005, 15:03

That be portland bill then sir?

If it is as I suspect, then in the summer when the sea's calmer you get kids jumping of that bugger! scary!

milou · 28-10-2005, 17:33

Aye it is.

It'll be a good place for snaps on a stormy day: http://www.guyedwardes.com/fullpages/l11.htm

I learnt two things yesterday about using ND grads 1) clean 'em 2) make sure I check that they're the right way up.

Warspite · 28-10-2005, 17:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by milou

Aye it is.

It'll be a good place for snaps on a stormy day: http://www.guyedwardes.com/fullpages/l11.htm

I learnt two things yesterday about using ND grads 1) clean 'em 2) make sure I check that they're the right way up.

ROFL - thats the kind of mistakes I would make

Gandhi · 28-10-2005, 19:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by milou

Aye it is.
I learnt two things yesterday about using ND grads 1) clean 'em 2) make sure I check that they're the right way up.

ROTFFPML!

tis easily done. at least I can't reload previously shot film now I've gone digital :embarrese

Matty · 28-10-2005, 19:17

good shots, i really like the lighthouse!

dod · 29-10-2005, 15:04

Nice shots, especially the lighthouse

I don't have a 77mm filter ring yet so often just hand hold a grad in front of the lens. I've quite a few shots of my fingers. :embarrese

27-10-2005, 23:49	#1 (permalink)
milou Forum Regular Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Southampton Posts: 583	Splish splash And here's to the Jessie's polariser:~

28-10-2005, 10:37	#11 (permalink)
milou Forum Regular Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Southampton Posts: 583	Cheers. Excellent weather yesterday - very pleased as I had a day off on my own for once. There are two peeps on the rock stack - the other one is to the right at horizon level. Here they are beforehand: <Warspite...did you use a zoom for the first one> Used my trusty 17-40 and had to move a bit quick [old man and some reflexes from those years playing Unreal Tourney] <fingerz...That's milou. It was on a reeeeally long timer.> You made tea come down my nose ;o Edit: also took a few B & W shots on the same scene with a 35mm camera - it'll useful to see how they come out full-frame styleeee [anticipating operator error though] __________________ 100% zimmer photoblog Last edited by milou : 28-10-2005 at 11:01. Reason: memory like a sieve

27-10-2005, 23:52	#2 (permalink)
fingerz Forum Regular Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 790	Left a comment on the first shot on t'blog. Like the sense of scale in the second. Needs a pirate ship in the background.

28-10-2005, 00:30	#4 (permalink)
Warspite Feet under the table Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Newcastle Sunderland Middlesbrough (UK) Posts: 1,736	Both very nice, did you use a zoom for the first one or did you actually put your camera and yourself at risk for that shot? Love the scale of the second one

28-10-2005, 00:43	#6 (permalink)
GfK Forum Regular Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 861	Is that a bloke on top of the rock in the first pic?! Looks like he's about to jump off.

28-10-2005, 00:46	#7 (permalink)
Warspite Feet under the table Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Newcastle Sunderland Middlesbrough (UK) Posts: 1,736	Hes probably just noticed that the tide has come in

28-10-2005, 00:48	#8 (permalink)
fingerz Forum Regular Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 790	That's milou. It was on a reeeeally long timer.

28-10-2005, 00:54	#9 (permalink)
Warspite Feet under the table Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Newcastle Sunderland Middlesbrough (UK) Posts: 1,736	As long as it isnt some Japanese sniper who doesnt know the war is over yet

28-10-2005, 09:11	#10 (permalink)
*Dave* Pixalo Crew Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 15,504	Is that a spring board from the window on the left of the lighthouse ? That with the rock diver....very brave people round those ways

28-10-2005, 15:03	#12 (permalink)
Gandhi Forum Regular Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: bath, somerserset Posts: 966	That be portland bill then sir? If it is as I suspect, then in the summer when the sea's calmer you get kids jumping of that bugger! scary!

28-10-2005, 17:33	#13 (permalink)
milou Forum Regular Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Southampton Posts: 583	Aye it is. It'll be a good place for snaps on a stormy day: http://www.guyedwardes.com/fullpages/l11.htm I learnt two things yesterday about using ND grads 1) clean 'em 2) make sure I check that they're the right way up.

28-10-2005, 19:17	#16 (permalink)
Matty Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: kings hill Posts: 5,269	good shots, i really like the lighthouse!

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29-10-2005, 15:04	#17 (permalink)
dod Feet under the table Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Nairn Posts: 1,911	Nice shots, especially the lighthouse I don't have a 77mm filter ring yet so often just hand hold a grad in front of the lens. I've quite a few shots of my fingers. :embarrese