Oak Bluffs
This image was captured using a 5 bracket exposure burst and three were used to capture the dynamic range of this scene. Out on Martha's Vineyard, MA - this lon...
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This image was captured using a 5 bracket exposure burst and three were used to capture the dynamic range of this scene. Out on Martha's Vineyard, MA - this long water walkway seemed to be very new and the scene was very nice. I used a 6 stop ND filter to slow the water and give it a nice smooth look.
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This Photo was taken at Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts.Time
This shot was taken about an hour and a half before sunset.Lighting
Lot's of dodge and burn was used to create this composite of a few frames with different exposures for dynamic range.Equipment
Nikon D750 Tamron 24-70 2.8 (Version 1) - selling! My old Manfrotto 055 Tripod and 3 Way head (UGH! Was way to heavy! RRS NOW!)Inspiration
I was very new to photography and wanted to push my post processing skills and I was so proud of this one - only 3 months after I got into photography!Editing
TOO MUCH TO LIST! Luminosity masking and exposure blending with tons of trial and error with the edges! Now I know what I am doing!In my camera bag
D750, Nikon 70-200, Tamron 15-30, Breakthrough Photography filters of the 150mm size and the Haida 150mm HOLDER to hold them in. I have a LEE 150mm Polarizing filter, 10, 6 and 3 Stop ND filters (X4 from breakthrough). Outside the bag I have strapped to it my Induro Stealth GIT304L Tripod with the BEAST Really Right Stuff BH-55 Full Size ball head - AWESOME UNIT!Feedback
Make sure to expose for your highlights and capture as many frames as you can while bracketing to get the full range of Dynamic Range. DO NOT bracket from the meter reading. Do it from the histogram!!
