D750 coupled with 16-35mm f4 @ 18mm Aperture: f/18and Shutter Speed: 1s
ISO: 100
out front – Lee Graduated Filter (0.9x) and a polariser (HOYA screw in)
I could not actually decide which I liked the most – hence when in doubt, just throw it all in 🙂 well in this case into a triptych.
I think its also a good example of how water movement and flow in a scene can change the overall feel look of the image. There was no change in the shutter speed, just in the timing of when to take the frame.
Can you pick which way the water is going in each frame? (in or out) which looks better? I typically find that taking the frame with the water flowing out seems to give better lines – this is not a hard and fast rule tho. Another important benefit of using the outflow is that your not crapping yourself when the big swamper comes thru and you got your eye plastered in the viewfinder trying to get that sweet frame and then blam 😉
Exif/setup love:
D750 coupled with 16-35mm f4 @ 18mm Aperture: f/18and Shutter Speed: 1s
ISO: 100
out front – Lee Graduated Filter (0.9x) and a polariser (HOYA screw in)
Magnifique montage , compliments !
Love the Triptych mate! I'd have to say the pic on the left is my fav for the sweet curvy lines the receding waves created. I love the approaching wave in the distance in shot 3 though! I guess you can't have it both ways, either the receding water or the nice wave shape! +Gerard Blacklock It's an enviable dilemma, having 3 great shots to choose between! 🙂
… hmmmm … i think the one on the left …!
thanks +Sacha Kisling
+Tom Testone
ta mate, yeah the curvy one is definitely a favorite for me too.
Thanks +Peter Sporraedli 🙂
I like the right and the left
I like the water on the left. The lines are more delicate.
I like the gravity of the rock in the center frame.
Astounding Triptych!
Each of it with his beauty. Like the breathing of the ocean.
Okay, why hadn't I thought about shooting the outward flow before?! What you said makes perfect sense! D'oh!
The triptych is an excellent idea and looks really impressive, but I also am fascinated by the movement in the LH image if I had to pick only one.
Superb images , but my favorite is the left one.
amazing work, very beautiful
+Gerard Blacklock ….loving all thtee….for me, the first one, swirling I believe leaving…the third, I know my feet are wet, lol…I teally love the spot you were in….all three, please?
The left is my favorite, all are beautiful though.
The left is my favorite too, the third as close second 🙂
Great shots, Pat! I'd pick left one, although I was contemplating on the one on the right.
I like all three, difficult to choose. 🙂 but If i had to choose… I like the water on the left one.
I like the right. I think the flow shows a direction to the background… But all of them are very beautiful…
I'm with +Tom Testone though I like the three together aa Mariana said 'like the breathing of the ocean' :)) Beautiful work and great information as always Gerard!
Isn't it great that we all like different images?
The world would be a colourless and sad world if we all appreciated the same things.
All lovely, I'm favoring the first. Good morning dear Gerard!
I can see why you struggled to choose between the three and think having all together is a particularly good compromise.
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Not #2 🙂 – most likely I'd go with #1 mate (except maybe for that double ripple in the water – now I'm undecided :)).
I also would go with the 1st shot. Better color in the water.