grebeman
Mu-43 All-Pro
A cold, frosty morning but with some cloud, so a pre dawn trip to Start Point was on the agenda.
When I arrived there was already some pre dawn light, and for a few short minutes the lighthouse was still in operation.
Panasonic GF1 with 35mm, f/2.5 Color-Skopar @ f/5.6, 1/15 second, iso 200
Behind me was the setting moon
Panasonic GF1 with 12mm, f/5.6 Ultra Wide Heliar @ f/11, 1/13 second, iso 200
By the time there was more light in the sky the light in the lighthouse had been extinguished.
Panasonic GF1 with 12mm, f/5.6 Ultra Wide Heliar @ f/11, 1/100 second, iso 200
The clouds altered slightly as the sun continued to rise behind the more solid bank of cloud on the horizon.
Panasonic GF1 with 12mm, f/5.6 Ultra Wide Heliar @ f/11, 1/200 second, iso 200
Panasonic GF1 with 12mm, f/5.6 Ultra Wide Heliar @ f/11, 1/125 second, iso 200
I had not been alone, another photographer had been there when I arrived, along with his friendly canine companion, who would rather have been playing than sitting to watch the dawn. He'd made a 45 mile journey as opposed to my 5 mile one, was using a large SLR, spirit level and ND filters, a much more professional approach than mine.
We found time to discuss the merits of :43: after we had finished shooting.
Panasonic GF1 with 12mm, f/5.6 Ultra Wide Heliar @ f/11, 1/60 second, iso 200
I'm posting this some 2 hours later and I'm still shivering.
Sorry about the short comings of my rotate and crop to correct the slightly sloping horizon on the next but last shot, such that my borders haven't come out as planned, still not fully mastered all the aspects of GIMP.
The raw files have been post processed in Bibble Pro 5.
Barrie
When I arrived there was already some pre dawn light, and for a few short minutes the lighthouse was still in operation.
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Panasonic GF1 with 35mm, f/2.5 Color-Skopar @ f/5.6, 1/15 second, iso 200
Behind me was the setting moon
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Panasonic GF1 with 12mm, f/5.6 Ultra Wide Heliar @ f/11, 1/13 second, iso 200
By the time there was more light in the sky the light in the lighthouse had been extinguished.
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Panasonic GF1 with 12mm, f/5.6 Ultra Wide Heliar @ f/11, 1/100 second, iso 200
The clouds altered slightly as the sun continued to rise behind the more solid bank of cloud on the horizon.
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Panasonic GF1 with 12mm, f/5.6 Ultra Wide Heliar @ f/11, 1/200 second, iso 200
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Panasonic GF1 with 12mm, f/5.6 Ultra Wide Heliar @ f/11, 1/125 second, iso 200
I had not been alone, another photographer had been there when I arrived, along with his friendly canine companion, who would rather have been playing than sitting to watch the dawn. He'd made a 45 mile journey as opposed to my 5 mile one, was using a large SLR, spirit level and ND filters, a much more professional approach than mine.
We found time to discuss the merits of :43: after we had finished shooting.
Subscribe to see EXIF info for this image (if available)
Panasonic GF1 with 12mm, f/5.6 Ultra Wide Heliar @ f/11, 1/60 second, iso 200
I'm posting this some 2 hours later and I'm still shivering.
Sorry about the short comings of my rotate and crop to correct the slightly sloping horizon on the next but last shot, such that my borders haven't come out as planned, still not fully mastered all the aspects of GIMP.
The raw files have been post processed in Bibble Pro 5.
Barrie