Dunbar sea arch, 3rd October, 2015
Sea Arch ar Dunbar Harbour, 3rd October 2015, Canon 6d, 17 40 f4 L lens, 1.4 second, iso 50, f14, camera mounted on tripod. Having researched Dunbar for ideal l...
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Sea Arch ar Dunbar Harbour, 3rd October 2015, Canon 6d, 17 40 f4 L lens, 1.4 second, iso 50, f14, camera mounted on tripod. Having researched Dunbar for ideal locations, came across the arch as an ideal point, with the flow of water and use of wide angle lens drawing your eye to the centre of the photo, I also used the golden section to compose my photo.
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dragonsnapper
January 11, 2016
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dragonsnapper
January 11, 2016
Write a comment Love this image Gary, looks like we are both based in the UK with access to some great locations, I'm in Snowdonia North Wales.
garyalexander
January 14, 2016
Thank you to Viewbug staff for winning the "Staff Winter Selection 2015", very much appreciated!
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January 23, 2016
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sarahdarvill
January 11, 2017
You should enter this in my Arches photo challenge :-)
The link is:
https:// viewbug.com/challenge/arches-photo-challenge-by-sarahdarvill
The link is:
https:// viewbug.com/challenge/arches-photo-challenge-by-sarahdarvill
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Location
Dunbar Sea Arch, Dunbar on the east coast of Scotland, United Kingdom.Time
Taken around about 6 in the evening.Lighting
No additional lighting required, all outdoors.Equipment
Canon 6D, Canon17 - 40 f4 L lens, mounted on a Vanguard tripod using a cable release to take the 1/4 second exposure.Inspiration
The combination of the sea arch, and the movement of the water flowing through it, drawing you eye to the centre of the photo to convey movement in a still image.Editing
In photoshop used camera raw to bring out dark details using shadows slider in rocks and balance colours to accurately represent what I was seeing. Adjusted colours sliders and black sliders also.In my camera bag
Canon 6D, 17 40 and 70 200 f4 L lens, lee big stopper filter and holder, wired shutter release, vanguard tripod, extra camera batteries.Feedback
Research location and tidal times along with weather conditions, to get the shot you want, charge all batteries before hand. Learn the different compisition rules and also what hyperfocal distance is too and have fun!
