Winter on the Bealach
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Thanks for the kind words people. I used the poloriser and two ND grads (handheld - to avoid vignetting) to get 200 ISO down to 3" @ f22 (The 10 stop was a farce, it was so dark).
(actually it was taken out of the window of my car in great haste as I knew he'd bolt - so had to PP the DOF I wanted after). My consolation is that you are one of very few people worldwide that would ever notice it.
ETA: Now replaced by pic with no blur whatsoever - he doesn't stand out quite so well, but it'll stop the blur fest!.
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Simpo Two said:
Do I smell a touch of Blur tool to the left of that stag? Tut!
I was trying to put off the guy behind me with the gun... thought a bit of blur might help
(actually it was taken out of the window of my car in great haste as I knew he'd bolt - so had to PP the DOF I wanted after). My consolation is that you are one of very few people worldwide that would ever notice it. ETA: Now replaced by pic with no blur whatsoever - he doesn't stand out quite so well, but it'll stop the blur fest!.
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Edited by GetCarter on Sunday 6th February 12:58
Yellabelly said:
dibbly dobbler said:
Lovely work Steve 
Touch of the John185k in that first one.
With all due respect to John, who do you think has been living in the area, inspiring the rest of us and taking such stunning images for a number of years? Touch of the John185k in that first one.


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