Through the Lens
At the Crack of Dawn
Posted by Jonathan (Hougang, Singapore) on 19 April 2009 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
Totally non post processed.. this image is to remind me never to hang your remote shutter from your tripod when you're in the sea with a rising tide... Needless to say it soaked it.. and gave me the shock of my life.. but all is good however as I managed to save it by opening it up and drying out the contacts. Hurray me!!
Taken from Pasir Ris Beach, Singapore at 6.29 AM. No sleep and after a cockroach hunt.. =/
ISO 100
Shutter Speed: 15 Seconds
F Number: f11
Focal Length 18mm
Lens: 18-55mm Kit Lens
Body: Canon 1000D
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Tony Duque from Raleigh, United States
You bet, that's a wonderful shot, Jonathan! Love how the long exposure leaves the water so smooth.. almost no textural contrast with the sky. Perfectly composed... amazing colors... thanks for sharing your terrific picture with us!
19 Apr 2009 2:56pm
@Tony Duque: No problem Tony! Thank you for the wonderful comment.
@mohammad.jenab: You are welcome Jenab!
@Heather: Yes it really was!
DarkElf from Perth, Australia
excellent long exposure combined with very nice composition! i love the flat surface of the water and the colours throughout are wonderful too!
20 Apr 2009 1:48am
@DarkElf: Yup, I'm love to do another with rocks and waves.. having that silky misty effect.
Canon EOS 1000D
15 second
F/11.0
ISO 100
18 mm
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