Found this near the shore of Hungry Head, NSW.
Exposed for over a minute to get the smoky-like waves. Looking more like mist.
Ilford FP4 rated at ISO80. 8 x 10 John Nesbitt. Fujinon 250mm
Fallen tree in Waves
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Greenspeed
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Fallen tree in Waves
Found this near the shore of Hungry Head, NSW.
Exposed for over a minute to get the smoky-like waves. Looking more like mist.
Ilford FP4 rated at ISO80. 8 x 10 John Nesbitt. Fujinon 250mm
Re: Fallen tree in Waves
Looks fantastic. Great composition and I'm always a sucker for smoky water 
Re: Fallen tree in Waves
This is a beautiful image, great result from the long exposure. Is it a print or negative scan?
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Greenspeed
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Re: Fallen tree in Waves
smbooth wrote:This is a beautiful image, great result from the long exposure. Is it a print or negative scan?
Thank you. Negative scanned on Epson V700.
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Walter Glover
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Re: Fallen tree in Waves
quite superb.
Walter Glover
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Greenspeed
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Re: Fallen tree in Waves
Walter Glover wrote:quite superb.
Thanks Walter.
Here's another one from a different angle.
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Walter Glover
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Re: Fallen tree in Waves
i find i am well pleased with the additional narrative and counterpoint inherent in the second version.
Walter Glover
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"We see things not as they are. We see them as we are."
— Emanuel Kant
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