Loch Ness
Loch Ness photo I took about five minutes after sunset, its great when you live 5 minutes away from Loch Ness :)
Quick note; I do realise that the ...
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Loch Ness photo I took about five minutes after sunset, its great when you live 5 minutes away from Loch Ness :)
Quick note; I do realise that the photo is squint, I have fixed this already in final photo. Thank you :)
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Quick note; I do realise that the photo is squint, I have fixed this already in final photo. Thank you :)
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pedronunoferreira
March 23, 2015
Excellent. The sky "flame" is projected on the water mirror and so are the poles.
peterlewisdeigan
December 22, 2015
Thank you very much :) (sorry its been a while since i have been on here)
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Location
This photo was taken at the famous Loch Ness, 15 minutes away from where I liveTime
It was around 7PM, I missed the sunset unfortunately, but caught the after light casting over the cloudsLighting
I wanted this photo too be like something I would see in a dream, using long exposure, I was able to create this effect as the water and clouds look very silkyEquipment
This was shot on a Nikon D3200, on a 18-55mm kit lens, I used a tripod to achieve the long exposure, and ND filters to cut down the lightInspiration
I have always wanted to get a photo like this, always had it planned out in my head, but never got round to it, this time I picked my self up and got out my house, I researched about the golden hour, and that's what mainly inspired meEditing
At the time of this photo, I used the basic of basic editing software, which was the integrated edited in the windows 7 gallery, as I said before, I tried to make this very dreamy/surreal, so I emphasized the contrast, and vibrancy, so achieve this lookIn my camera bag
I use my Nikon D3200, Mostly have my two lenses, 18-55mm and my 18-105mm, Always have my tripod on me at all times, and carry a few extra SD cards with me just in case, And some ND filters, or my PolariserFeedback
No matter where your going or what you are doing, always try and bring your camera wherever you go, you never know when that golden opportunity shows up, picture your dream shot in your head, and think about how you can achieve that particular shot, this helps me greatly, and gives me more enjoyment in photography.
