Sun up and downs.

[waiting]

Spent the night down at my mates place in Cape Patterson and made use of the time by doing some shooting. I got a fair few goodies but these are my favourites.

#1

#2

#3

#4

#5

 

[Warhorse]

Beautiful!

 

[waiting]

Thank you

 

[oojuxeoo]

Great shots!

 

[mmaria]

I like

straighten the horizon in #1

 

[waiting]

Thanks everyone and the horizon is dead straight so straiten your eyes lol
Just hazy and hard to see on the separation low res.

 

[NedM]

I'm curious, were all of these photos taken with any ND filter of some sort? Also, did you take multiple exposures and bracket them together in an image editing software?

Beautiful photos, I wish I could take some like these!

 

[mmaria]

Thanks everyone and the horizon is dead straight so straiten your eyes lol

well, maybe I should
after reading your reply I used a reliable measurement device in the form of a plastic coffee spoon to really see is there any difference between left and right side.... my results: You're right!

In my defense though, that #1 has a bit of optical illusion in it. Look at the way those leading lines go, and those black rocks in the right and left. Because of the direction of the lines and that closer and larger amount of rocks on the right, it seems a bit unbalanced or a bit leaning to the right...

You don't have to see what I saw, I'm just explaining why I thought the horizon is not leveled.

I still like your shots!

 

[wackii]

Beautiful shots. I can figured out the surface of #1. Is it ice or rock formation?

 

[waiting]

Haha no that's perfectly fine!
I used the ruler tool twice in Photoshop to make sure then I used the rectangular marquee tool to double check because it was tripping me out also.
I've just been waiting forever for some to tell someone me to straighten my horizons so I can tell them they're wrong lol.
They're always straight!!! Except one on my flikr but it's less than an inch of horizon so I left it slightly off haha.

 

[waiting]

Haha no that's perfectly fine!
I used the ruler tool twice in Photoshop to make sure then I used the rectangular marquee tool to double check because it was tripping me out also.
I've just been waiting forever for some to tell someone me to straighten my horizons so I can tell them they're wrong lol.
They're always straight!!! Except one on my flikr but it's less than an inch of horizon so I left it slightly off.

Also it's just rock and thanks!

 

[ciko23]

the third and fourth are my favorites, congratulations!
can I ask that filter did you use?
and, can I ask the Exif data?
thanks in advance, congratulations again!

 

[waiting]

I used a .6 GND Lee filter. If you go on my flickr you can view all the exif data there as I can't be bothered typing it at the time of the morning.

 

[PropilotBW]

#2 is very cool