Friday, 3 July 2015
Northumberland - Post #09 - 'Big Stopper' on Embleton Beach
Our last full day in Northumberland. We visited Embleton Beach, famous for its black boulders. I decided to play with my 'Big Stopper' filter. A screw in filter that cuts the light down by 10 stops. Most of these photos where taken at f/22 and 30 seconds and ISO400. I was after getting the water 'looking milky'. The filter did give a colour blue cast which I corrected in Adobe Lightroom.
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Cambridge University Botanic Garden with the Camera Club
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Really lovely calming set Barry.
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