Or sort of blue, in this case.
I went for a walk down to Portside Wharf this evening.
By myself.
Which, as it turned out, was a good thing, given how much time I wasted down there. In addition, having had a few beers before I went down, I thought it would be a top idea to climb down into the disgusting river mud to get a better angle.
It wasn't, and I didn't.
But I did get these shots.
All with 20-30 seconds of exposure, iso 100, various f-stops just to get the right exposure. Basically I just adjusted the aperture to get as long a shutter speed as possible to smooth out the water.
By the way, I've played around with Photoshop settings, so the images are higher quality and may take a sec to load.
Enjoy.
(PS the last shot with the branches isn't great, but it was an experiment where I had the camera flash once to pick of the twigs, then a 30 second exposure. I think it might work with some practice)
4 comments:
Yes the twigs are nice - the lights are a bit bright though. Still raining daily here and some lovely clouds. Pity I see them as I'm driving along, not when I've got a camera.
i like the twigs. work on it. it's spooky. next time try to get a wight in the photo.
Yeah, or a dryad would be cool too.
Or Sam or Dean. Either one.
Dean, I reckon. But if he's at Portside I'll definitely come with you!
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