Sometimes, ideas come, and build up into projects. Shades of Blue is one such idea, and one of such projects. This 366 seconds exposure, taken in Cornwall with my Hasselblad X1D, Hasselblad XCD 21mm and the wonderful Formatt-Hitech Firecrest Ultra filters is the first photograph I am sharing out of this project. Thank you for viewing, best regards Vieri
Very nice. For me it's reminiscent of the Caspar David Friedrich painting Wanderer above the Sea of Fog.
Thank you very much indeed, glad you enjoyed it Thank you very much Jeff! Great painting, it's an honour to be associated with it, thank you Thank you very much indeed, glad you enjoyed it I took the photograph in November, and the weather has nothing to do with it - it's not fog, it's sea water Best regards, Vieri
Very interesting image. It is one of the longest time-lapse images I think I have ever seen and the effect is extraordinary. WesternGuy
Thank you very much, I am glad you enjoyed it! However, it is not a time-lapse, but a single long exposure. Best regards, Vieri
Photography's Longest Exposure The very first long exposure that I remember seeing was 256 seconds, done but a fairly famous photographer Wynn Bullock. Over the decades long exposured havw become more and more popular
Like everything else, long exposures are a tool. Like all tools, especially new ones, they can become a fad. Like all fads, sometimes, they get overused and even abused Best regards, Vieri
Sorry about that - yes, of course it is a single long exposure - confusion on my part. It is one of the longest "long exposures" I have seen. WG
