A couple from Bodega Head, about an hour and a half north of SF. It's a pretty specatular spot and has a number of cormorant nests on the exposed rock faces. All comments are welcome and thanks for looking!
Phil
Very nice work Phil. I like the first one a lot. The second one is a little busy for my tastes and maybe there are some dust bunnies at the top of the frame? Anyways, well done overall. Great concept and nicely executed.
junglialoh wrote:
Nicely taken in ND effect very effectively and moderately.
Well presented accentuate image set.
Thanks for the kind words!
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wlpelzmann wrote:
WOW! I especially like the first one. That cracked rock has so much character.
Thanks! I was really drawn to that rock.
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Doc25 wrote:
Really like number 1. Looks like a painting.
Thanks Doc25. That's kind of the effect I was after. Lucky that it was a cloudy day.
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fotofoow wrote:
Excellent job on both of these, I like the effect of the long exposure.
Thanks fotofoow!
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tri_fin wrote:
I really like the first one, the rock is awesome, like an old man. The softness around it shows it off excellently.
Can I ask what ND filter and length of exposure did you use? How rough was the sea - the water so looks nice and cloud like. Thanks.
Thanks tri_fin - F18 / 25 seconds 10X ND filter.
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srabin wrote:
nice mood and atmosphere. From the two... I think I prefer the second. But both very nice.
Steve
Thanks Steve - glad you liked them!
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dakel wrote:
Very nice work Phil. I like the first one a lot. The second one is a little busy for my tastes and maybe there are some dust bunnies at the top of the frame? Anyways, well done overall. Great concept and nicely executed.
Thanks dakel - Dust bunnies are my enemy!
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gdanmitchell wrote:
I like them both, but I love the drama of the tight crop and high angle on the first one.
Thanks Dan - that rock really reached out to me!
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bobby350z wrote:
Agree with Dan, I also like both of them.
