Edge of Nothingness
www.LondonFineArtPhotography.co.uk
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Nov, 2015Views
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Contest Finalist in The Fog And The Sea Photo Contest
Runner Up in Openness Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Clouds In Movement Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in White Out Photo Contest
Curator's Choice
Peer Award
Superb Composition
Absolute Masterpiece
Top Choice
Outstanding Creativity
Magnificent Capture
All Star
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MaryAnne306
August 22, 2017
Unusual photo that really draws you in. Congratulations on your win and all your other awards!
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Behind The Lens
Location
This photo was taken at Beachy Head in Sussex. A fantastic place, I'm looking forward to going back.Time
After a long day walking up and down the cliffs we got to Beachy Head late afternoon. The light was great and there was storm clouds closing in. Perfect.Lighting
It had been a nice bright day where we were but you could see a storm taking place not too far away. As the storm clouds came closer it created a great contrast in the sky, some amazing sum with stunning clouds.Equipment
The photo was a long exposure so i used my Nikon Df with a 20mm lens and a 16 stop filter all mounted on a tripod.Inspiration
Its such a wonderful spot and I've seen many great shots from here, but i wanted to do something better, something different. I had great conditions for it. I thought if i had a long enough exposure i could loose the horizon. I pretty much got it.Editing
Added some contrast and clarity to the amazing cliff and took some out of the sky and sea.In my camera bag
I always have at least 2 lenses with me, a wide angle and a prime. My travel tripod fits nicely in the bag too. Doing a lot of long exposures means i always have filters, extra batteries and it never hurts to cary spare memory cards.Feedback
You need a cloudy or foggy day to loose horizons, not easy to be but the right exposure will get it.
