Fort Fisher after a rainy day

[matt62485]

Said to be one of the only spots on the east coast with natural rocks, at least here in NC. C&C away.

 

[JoshuaSimPhotography]

Wow! such an amazing scene! I love the ambience of the pic, did you use a slow shutter speed or was the fog already that thick?

 

[rokvi]

Wow! such an amazing scene! I love the ambience of the pic, did you use a slow shutter speed or was the fog already that thick?

water + slow shutter = fog

 

[rokvi]

Im just wondering what has been done to this in PP?

 

[JoshuaSimPhotography]

Wow! such an amazing scene! I love the ambience of the pic, did you use a slow shutter speed or was the fog already that thick?

water + slow shutter = fog

True, but there is a mist still

 

[rokvi]

Water + air = mist

Sorry man lol What your seeing is the water at different levels of the exposure.

 

[JoshuaSimPhotography]

IM not sure how to make a face palm thats intended to me..

 

[matt62485]

thanks, just a slow shutter speed ~20seconds. ill post up what it looks like with a short exposure later.

 

[matt62485]

Im just wondering what has been done to this in PP?

as far as what aspect? anything particular? cropped, boosted brightness/contrast a tick, sharpened it a little, gradiented a little orange layer over the sky opacity set to a low%. i think i boosted saturation a hair too to make the green pop

 

[rokvi]

Hmm, I would like to see how this looks as a B&W

 

[matt62485]

ill give it a shot!

 

[Lemmuz]

Hi Matt, Great picture. Did you use a ND filter to drop it by 10 stops? I'm thinking of getting a Lee Filter Big Stopper, just wanted to see whats out there

 

[matt62485]

Hey, thanks. yea i used a HOYA ND400 (9-stops)

 

[unpopular]

as opposed to unnatural rocks?

 

[o hey tyler]

Said to be one of the only spots on the east coast with natural rocks, at least here in NC. C&C away.

I am pretty sure Maine has plenty of natural rocks