Fencing off The Channel
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Contest Finalist in Seascapes Photo Contest
Peer Award
Superb Composition
Absolute Masterpiece
Outstanding Creativity
Top Choice
Superior Skill
Magnificent Capture
All Star
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andrewlpaul
December 14, 2016
Gorgeous! Looks like the edge of the world and yet there is a serene peacefulness about it. Very interesting.
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mrfixit99
March 03, 2019
Has a fascinating surreal quality. I particularly like the duality of mechanical oh the left ant ethereal of the right. Thanks for sharing. I’ll be looking for this kind of duality in future shots.
Cairnphotography208
April 05, 2020
I love the mist on the rock, but add that fence and the frame seems to go on for ever. Great job !!!!
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Location
It's a wonderful spot looking out The Thames estuary into the North Sea. It's part of the east coast of England that's owned by the MoD.Time
It was a morning and the tides were good. I'd gone to the area to photograph a groyn that needs the tide just right. While waiting I walked a little more to this lovely spot.Lighting
It was a bright morning but there were plenty of fast moving clouds, ideal for long exposure photography.Equipment
This was taken with my Nikon DSLR and wide angle lens. It's a great set up that I'm often using. Formatt Hitech filters were used for the long exposure and a Manfrotto tripod to hold it all steady.Inspiration
I love long exposure seascapes. Having taken many before I'm always looking out for inturesting compositions. This fence breaks up the smooth water with its rugged lines. Ideal.Editing
I used silver efex to convert it to black and white and then Lightroom to give it the split tone effect, I think it works on this photo well.In my camera bag
I'm always carrying my ND filters and tripod with me. I love long exposure photography so never want to miss a chance. A selection of prime lenses from 18mm to 135mm. I decided last year that I don't want to use zoom lenses any more. Primes have certainly helped me improve as a photographer.Feedback
To get a good long exposure shot you need good filters and s sturdy tripod. Always use manual focus to get the correct part of the image sharp. A good quality prime lens is ideal. Make sure you get the calculations correct for the exposure and use a remote release.
