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Rialto BeachOlympic National Park
Washington, U.S.A
For full details please visit my blog [link]
-3 image stitch
-Filters Used: Hoya ND400
My images are available as high quality prints. They are printed in a professional lab on a variety of surfaces including lustre, matte, metallic, Fuji flex and canvas.
If you are interested in a print please email me and I will provide you with available sizes and pricing. (austo1234@hotmail.com)
All images are Copyright © Luke Austin.
They are not to be used or reproduced without my written permission.
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Comments: 38
I had intended to go to Rialto Beach last week, but took a wrong turn and ended up at the La Push beaches, which were absolutely beautiful. I love the way you managed to use the rock window to frame additional spires.
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FEATURED!.. in my latest Journal
[link]
Hope you like it, please take a look and tell me what you think
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Woah...would love love love to see this with some awesome side sunset light glowing orange. Great comp!
aF
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Fantastically captured Luke! You have framed it well and the composition is excellent.
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This is fantastic. Composed nicely and executed beautifully!
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nice shoot!
please give me a linke to your blog.
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Wonderful composition here. Nice long exposure work, the foreground effectively leads to the main subject being the background. Great job
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I want that filter but it's not available in UK
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go for a B+W ND 110
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but its one stop too dark and you get strange magneta cast which may be bit annoying if you want to get natural colours
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It's not a problem. You just have to adjust the white balance in-camera or during the post-production work.
IMHO, it's better to take a one-stop darker, in case of (very) hard sunlight. In the opposite case, just push iso a little bit, or exposure time, etc.
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thanks for the tip buddy.
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the Hoya is color neutral?
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as far as I know hasnt got that hard cast so colours stay more natural
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maybe I should go for it then
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well, its gard to get.
Hoya UK doesnt stock em here and the ony one i found is in states or japan but they run out of 77 thread
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hm good luck then maybe amazon.com
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thats where it was
but the shipping is higher!
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I find the ND400 adds a little saturation and a slight warm cast.
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