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Thanks very much. I shot this one the Panasonic G9 with the Panasonic 8-18mm F2.8-4. 0.6 sec @5.6. ISO:100. No split toning involved. From memory I used using a 10 stop ND as well.Love every inch of it! The sky is amazing! All this texture in the foreground with shells and rocks contrasts beautifully with the creamy effect of a long exposure on the sea!
You got yellow and blue going on in the sky and some green on the moss, which goes very well altogether!
I might be thoroughly mistaken but it feels like there's some split toning goin on in the edition and I love it! (If there's not, forgive my honest mistake, but it just means the foto is even better)
If I may lend a quick question, may you share your setups for this foto? How long was the exposure?
To sum it up, great photo! Would make for a nice printCongrats on the shot!
Thanks. That's a very rare Australian giant red hermit crab.Looks pretty! What's the red thing on the ground on the right? (no bird joke this time, lol!)
I am kidding. It's some sort of sea sponge thing I think? lol.That's very cool, I wouldn't have guessed.
A bit cold where you are?I. Want. To. Be. There.
Thanks SilNice !!!
Yes! Too cold! I’d like to live in an area where the low never goes below 60F!A bit cold where you are?![]()
Thank you.Cool image.
Well done.