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tide and time
Published: 2010-07-27 09:14:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 30657; Favourites: 1476; Downloads: 442
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This is a shot ive been waiting for the right tide (and free time) to get.This is the anchor from the french ship hoche, shipwrecked on the north devon coastline. i will have more details when i can find my little book of shipwrecks from this area.
A 9 min exposure...
All comments welcomed.
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Comments: 207
Wut!? Water... really? It's... so... not... like water [no matter the 9mins exposure] it's so... like unreal water... o_O
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9 mins!? what was your F..? Yeah, I'm still a noobie when it comes to landscape photography and such.
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it's all about the textures and colours and they're spot on!
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That's lovely, the long exposure worked really well, looks as if it's surrounded by clouds!
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Very nice Steve, it doesnt thrill me, but it couldnt have been done much better
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Congratulations! Your photo has been featured here![link] : )
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many thanks greatly appreciated.
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im glad you like it...not heard from you in a while...
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yaah, 
I'm trying to come by DA every day
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cool....children are a full time job..
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ooh, forgot to ask about the kit your are using for this photo and the 9 min exposure.
Do you have a link to this "lee 10 stop filter"
thanks mate
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The textures and lighting are fantastic.
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im glad you like it thanks..
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You have fantastic vision. The long exposure really turns this shot into a piece of great art!
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thats nice fo you to say so thanks im glad you like the shot...
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Oh my... I love it... So mysterious ♥ Great shot
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cool 
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Beautiful colors and textures here.
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marvellous.
cannot find the right words.
thank you for beautiful shot.
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I must say that, in my opinion, this is one of the few ways that photography can be artistic. So many "artistic: photos are pretty much just a picture of something and nothing else. This, however, is quite nice.
The waves (which I learned are waves from the comments) are very eery, and the rest of the surroundings are pretty interesting as well. It looks like the anchor is floating in the sky above a city, which is a very cool effect.
All in all, I very much like this picture. Keep up the good work. ^_^
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thank you for such an in depth comment my friend....
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Absolutely wonderful shot, I love the misty feel to it and how the whole anchor actually comes out of the picture. Good job!
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Pretty cool. I remember the anchor from other pics of yours. Nine minutes, whoa. Why so long?
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looking back apologies for missing this question, but i think wee covered it in your latest comment.
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Wow, this is amazing. I can hardly stop looking at it. And wow, 9min?
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That looks really amazing. I like what you did here.
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Wonderful shot. I love the colour and haunting quality of it.
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pure fantasy, mystical, I thought of stories of the sea when I saw this
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Oh, wow. That is an amazing shot. Fantastic.
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Beautiful shot, but you already got that. Question .. Am I seeing wood or are those rock formations ? It has a look like burnt wood which I like. Plus the whole contrast of the weathered wood and anchor, with the would having a structured rigid shape and the anchor curvilinear gives an intellectual twist.
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Stunning shot Steve. Very unusual. You really did well with the height of the tide not to cover the anchor at all during the exposure. I would never have considered a 10 stop for this and would have probably taken a much simpler (technically) shot myself which would not have been so good.....
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01 July 1882
The anchor is very nicely posed for you on the rocks,
which have an excellent crystaline texture too!
Do you need long exposure noise-reduction or is ISO 100 good for 9mins?
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thats the one, im going from memory though it might not even be that ship i need to check the map i have....
i thinki it was on butr the 5d mk 2 is excellent for long exposures....
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Inspiring technique! Thank you.
The filter is remarkably uniform in its density - which brand?
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