I was able to get a couple pics before my camera took a tragic fall off an eight foot ledge into some sand. All I can do is hope it wasn’t too bad. It was not a good day for me.
New Photos from La Jolla – Just before the tragedy.
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B+W 10-stop Neutral Density FIlter, California, Cliffs, Graduated, La Jolla. Rocks, Lee Filters, long exposure, nikon d300, ocean, sand, seascape, Sripps Pier, Stacked, Tokina 11-16mm ATX Pro, Windansea
The bad news is it’s going to cost me $311 to fix my camera. The good news is it appears fixable.
I think I like that first one more in monochrome.
Simply GREAT!….I fell in love with the B+W 110, 10 stop filter immediately when seeing what it could do..
The only problem I”m having is that I don’t know Photoshop, so I”m stuck with my original image which all in all,
is not too bad. I’m attaching the shot that I’m talking about. Only hope it will open up..
At first I did have a problem understanding the proper shutter speeds. Now, I simply refer to a exposure chart for the 10 stops and its working out fine.
Another problem is its too freakin’ cold in January in New York, where I live, so I’ll have to hibernate a bit till
the weather gets a bit warmer.
But, this filter is truly amazing, it makes me look much better than I really am!..
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Hey Sal,
The path to your image is where it resides on your computer. Perhaps sign up for a free Flickr account, upload your image there and then copy and paste a link to it here. If you have Photoshop, but need help with it, tell me what you’d like to do and I’ll address your questions in my next tutorial. I could even use your image if you’d like.
Thanks, and I’m glad you also enjoy that wonderful filter,
Tyler