Streaky Clouds

[Draken]

Dont know if anyone here knows him but one of my favorite photographers of all time is Marc Adamus. And alot of his shot have really streaky clouds see http://www.marcadamus.com just wondering how to get this effect ?

cheers,

Mike. :thumbup:

 

[sburatorul]

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[Raze]

He says that his long exposures give that streaky effect to the clouds.
His photos are beautiful!
(You're missing the "r" in the website: http://www.marcadamus.com )

 

[hankejp]

Those are awesome looking.

 

[chrisburke]

alot of his pictures are HDR as well.. so that will play some role.... at least they look like they are HDR

 

[srt86hil]

alot of his pictures are HDR as well.. so that will play some role.... at least they look like they are HDR

A lot of them look to me just like very good use of ND grad.

 

[Raze]

This is a list of his equipment:

Canon 1Ds Mark III Camera
Canon 16-35 f/2.8 II L lens
Canon 24-105 f/4 L lens
Canon 70-200 f/4 L lens
Canon 2x tele-converter

Gitzo 2540 Carbon Fiber tripod
RRS Ball Head

Singh-Ray Graduated Neutral Density Filters
Polarizing filter
2 and 4 stop solid Neutral Density Filters

 

[Draken]

yeah i've been in contact with him a while ago and he doesnt use HDR at all the closest he'l get is blending exposures. Hmm i guess its just simply long exposures on windy days so that the clouds are moving quite fast.

 

[manaheim]

Proper link: http://www.marcadamus.com/ OP did something so the link when you click is different than the one shown. <shrug>

Streaky effect might be from an elongated exposure. Not sure.

Images are neat, but I don't think I saw a one on there that looked like you could pull it straight off a camera.