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For the second time I went with Paul on one of his early morning excursions. I did better this time if it were not for the misuse of filters . When we were finished taking pictures Paul showed me how to adjust filters in low light .


Gerard

hi gerard

these are wonderful, i think your best work to date

what type of filter some kind of mauve redish graduated filter?

Hi Wendell,
I used a graduated ND4 and a graduated "sunset/sunrise" filter. I misadjusted the former and overused the latter .
Gerard

Quality is improving with every visit...we just have to ween you from trying Psychedelic colors etc as filters

so where are the other 199 captures

Here is another one. I think the composition is better

Gerard

Hi Gerard,

glamy wrote:For the second time I went with Paul on one of his early morning excursions. I did better this time if it were not for the misuse of filters . When we were finished taking pictures Paul showed me how to adjust filters in low light

Learning from the master, nothing beats that

You got some nice clouds for the sunrise yesterday. I like your photos but not so sure on the colours.

Were you using Cokin filters?

I was out for a sunrise this morning, no clouds to speak of, was freezing my hands but still had a great time . Also found some more nice places to get some sunrise/sunset photos.

Well done and thanks for sharing,

André

Andre,
I was using Cokin filters . Goes to show we never take too many shots. I should rephrase that: have too much practice . It is very interesting going out with Paul. I'll go again .
Gerard

yeah

they are all beautiiful
lucky you had wild clouds too

what location is it?

It is called "Turimetta" , near Narrabeen. Thanks for the comments.
Gerard

the last one is a good play with the composition...not ceratin I prefer the overall look of it over the second one really...maybe some others could comment

do you have any without the red filter to with the clouds?