Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => Landscape Showcase => Topic started by: Dave (Isle of Skye) on August 15, 2020, 12:08:24 pm
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Another shot of Elgol, but this time taken using a much longer exposure to flatten out the waves and blur the sky a bit.
If you are reading this Jeremy, then please forgive me for not replying to you sooner, as I did of course read your reply to my other recent shots of Elgol shown on another thread on Lula (https://forum.luminous-landscape.com/index.php?topic=135682.0), but rather than simply reply to you straight away, I thought it would be easier to just go back out and take another shot of Elgol as per your suggestion with a loooong exposure ;). And even though I do enjoy taking long exposure shots just as much as the next photographer, I try not to do it for every single seascape shot I take, as to my mind it would soon start to become a little bit too repetitive and cliched looking, but whatever each to their own as they say and yet I must admit that I do like this shot, so perhaps you were right all along??? :) ;)
Dave
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NIcely done, Dave.
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No apology necessary! I like the long exposure effect here; I think it works well.
However, I had a particular reason for suggesting it for the first image of your other thread. I find the contrast between solid, immobile, immovable rock and scudding clouds to be very telling. I've posted a couple of images which demonstrate that point and I'll put links here when i have time to look for them.
Jeremy
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Lovely image Dave!
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Lovely image Dave!
+1.
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Nice one.
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I also like this one. The long exposure seems to give a quieter mood.
Well done and good try!
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The slightly elongated clouds fit the other physical features of your image.
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Thanks everyone and many apologies for not logging in here to reply several days sooner, but I have been busy trying to wrap my head around HTML coding again, using an old version of Dreamweaver I bought off Ebay for a fiver, even though it must be at least 20 years ago since I last tried to create anything other than a very basic website and which has quickly turned into a right pain in the arse, but I'm getting there now, albeit slowly :)
So thanks again everyone, and as usual all your comments are greatly appreciated ;)
Dave