MV Hebrides departing Uig

[dkane95]

I took this during a cycling trip around Skye and Harris back in July.
It is a 1 second exposure using an ND4 filter and grad. Other settings were f22 and ISO 100. I didn't have my tripod so I used the handrail to rest the camera on and attached the tripod mount to angle it downwards but still be able to keep it steady.

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[DP the Snapper]

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Very effective. Are you going to post any images from your trip?

Dave

[Stan]

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Well done - you managed to keep it steady

Stan

[paul linton]

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Looks very strange in a good kind of way. Typical Scottish July weather are they storm clouds in the distance

Paul

[Bawbee]

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A great sense of movement in that shot, Well Done

[wayne2418]

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I like it .... a lot.

[Jock]

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I am impressed - it has a strange "feel" to it, but to get that clarity handheld ... as the youngsters say these days, "Respect!"

[tesarver]

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Very well done

Tom

[Montana 5]

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Like it, good work.

Doug.

[EOS_User]

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This almost has the look & feel of a colour-popped image; but I'm sure the seas & skies really were just grey

Like the 'motion of the ocean'... as a matter of interest, what focal length & shutter speed did you use?

Cheers;

Lee

[Les McLean]

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Wow, this is different, with loads of impact.

[dkane95]

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It was pretty grey :)

I used 12mm (1.6x crop factor body) and 1 second shutter.

[DeeGee]

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Really feels like you are travelling, you can certainly tell there is "movement"