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Published: 2009-09-30 05:18:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 11081; Favourites: 887; Downloads: 362
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Kogel Bay, South AfricaThe 20 second exposure was made possible by the 9 stop ND400 filter, with a 3 stop grad on top of it.
* Since this is one of my favourite shots from this location, I decided to redo the processing. Back then I was a bit heavy handed with the sats and contrast. I think we all are in the beginning
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beautiful very beautiful.. congrats in such great capture.
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Just look at the colours! they contrast so beautifully together. This is truly amazing
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Gorgeous photo!
I featured it in my journal.You can find the link here: [link]
I hope you don't mind
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Every time I stumble back to this image I'm filled with joy!!
So fantastic!
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its ok, just stating the obvious
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Wow, this was even better all full view...love the clouds and water.
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Hi, I featured your artwork in Suggested Daily Deviations for December - Vol. 6 .
Feel free to comment and love the articel.
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Thanks for the wonderful compliment
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belive me I'm one of your fans
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Wonderful, like all your works. Btw what's the 9 stop/3 stops grad thing?
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A 9 stop ND filter is basically just a piece of glass in front of the lens that makes everything 2^9 (thus 512) times darker. Thus in light where a 1 second shutter speed would have exposed a photograph correctly, a 512 second shot is needed if the filter is used. The 3 stop grad just darkens half of the shot (the sky in this case) by 3 stops (8 times). Thanks for looking
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I knew nothing about them. Thanks awfully for the fast answer.
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Stunning! Where is Kogel Bay? Western Cape somewhere I take it
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