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Published: 2009-11-30 05:45:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 13584; Favourites: 638; Downloads: 2248
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Kogel Bay, South AfricaManual blend of 2 exposures. The long exposure is made possible by the use of a ND400 filter. I have shot many variations of this composition before. Those mountains are just wonderful when light hits them.
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hard to compete with such amazing pice of work. Awesome! (I think it's time to buy an ND400)
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considering to buy nd400 hoya filter...when i saw your pic...no doubt...i'm gonna go for it!
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Beautifull exposure!! can i know what is the exif of this exposure!??
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what a great photo.. I really like the 2 exposures, very inspiring!
im gonna keep that in mind for my iceland-trip this summer
which ND400 filter did u use, was it a hoya nd400 ?
thanks & greets
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your beautiful work is featured in my new journal...[link]
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Hi, your amazing image is featured here => [link]
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This is such a beautiful shot! Those rocks look like footsteps!
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Did you use a GND also or just blended 2 stock photos.
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Do you find even out the exposure slightly with a GND helps, or no GND works just as good when blending.
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I'm in the mood for some chocolate chip now
nice photo.
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was there one exposure for the sky and another for the sea? does that mean that the ND filter is not enough to reduce the light from the sky during exposure?
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I used a solid ND filter, not a graduated one. The sky was way too bright and the whites clipped for the shot exposed for the foreground. I had to under-expose another shot to get detail in the clouds. I then blended the 2 together.
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i see, well i automatically assumed it was a gradual ND filter. thank you for the explanation.
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Gorgeous. The clouds look really dramatic over the mountains.
Very fitting title too!
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Featured in my latest journal: [link]
Have a nice day!
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Very inspiring, and thanks for sharing the tip on the ND filter. As a base amateur photographer, tips like these are priceless.
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What kind of lens are you using for an image like this?
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This was shot with a Sigma 10-20mm at 10mm 
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Deffo dramatic
Thanks so much!
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A really nice capture, great looking sky and wonderful composition. Thanks for sharing images from this part of the world.
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How did I miss that one?
Amazing shot, wonderful light and terrific sky!
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Wow, this is one of the most amazing photographs I have ever seen. How do you get it so sharp looking?
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Thank you very much! Sharpening for web can make any shot look very sharp at this resolution
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Thanks! You have an amazing gallery
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It was 20:25. The sun had set at 19:45, so it was pretty dark here already.
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awesome foreground and background 
good job! keep it up!
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I really appreciate you looking and commenting so kindly
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