Beach and Cliff day. (it was cloudy today)

platano · May 6, 2008

Doesnt look like SKULLS on the ground??

Tiny Beach.

More than rocks

The Wife.

Yahoozy · May 7, 2008

hahah good work =P
im always a bit sketched to do shots at the beach honestly
so many bad camera things there!

LaFoto · May 7, 2008

The first two I like.
The flowing-water-effect in the second gives it quite a bit of dynamics, it feels like it is moving (to me).

The water is too blown in the third, I think you can only pull of those long-shutter pics in daylight with a filter (little do I know, though, since I have no ND filters).

The horizon in the last is tilted.

Vivienne · May 7, 2008

I really like nr 1 and 2, good job

Nr 3 is a little too blue imo..

K_Pugh · May 7, 2008

first two are great. looks like a cool little place and you captures the essence if it well!

platano · May 7, 2008

thanks for the comment guys.. Im really starting to like this website

The_Saint · May 7, 2008

How to you achieve that flowing effect???

platano · May 7, 2008

The_Saint said:
How to you achieve that flowing effect???

Set your CAM to "M" Shutter speed was 1" and f25 make sure to use a Tripod. and let mother nature do the rest

.. remember to adjust ur "f" depending on how much light you working with.. the bigger the "f" number the the less light its going in.. so for a day shot.. bigger number is better..

The_Saint · May 7, 2008

Thanks bru, Cant wait to try it on a stream or waterfall.

manaheim · May 7, 2008

I've seen that effect (on #2) with a waterfall, but never with a beach. It looks really cool. Nice effect and neat idea. I like it.

Like others said, 3 seemed a bit off? Did you oversaturate it, perhaps?

platano · May 7, 2008

manaheim said:
I've seen that effect (on #2) with a waterfall, but never with a beach. It looks really cool. Nice effect and neat idea. I like it.

Like others said, 3 seemed a bit off? Did you oversaturate it, perhaps?

yeah i think i over did it playing with the "levels"