Durdle Door, Dorset.

[DaveKiddle]

Just before sunset yesterday at Durdle Door. Taken with D700 and 16-35VR.

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[Gramps]

Lovely. I like the feeling of tranquility and the shades of blue.

 

[LyndeeLoo]

This is stunning!!

 

[alexf]

Beautiful shot!

 

[DaveKiddle]

Thanks all. Looking at it this morning it's just too blue. Here's a corrected version which I prefer:

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[gnagel]

Dave,

Very nice photograph...the curve composition makes the shot for me.

Glenn

 

[HJ52]

A wonderful photo.

 

[turtle14]

Great shot! I do prefer the color-corrected version, it makes the warm tones stand out a bit more.

 

[Aberky2009]

Fantastic shot. Color came out great and composition is really nice too.

 

[daveg]

Nice shot Dave - shutter speed?

With or without filter?

DG

 

[DaveKiddle]

Thanks everyone :smile:

Dave, 270 secs, f/16, Lee Big Stopper and B&W Polariser :biggrin:

 

[Rob Zijlstra]

Very nice Dave! Thanks for sharing. Never knew you had such nice weather there:biggrin::biggrin:

 

[philpage]

Thanks everyone :smile:

Dave, 270 secs, f/16, Lee Big Stopper and B&W Polariser :biggrin:

That's my kind of guy - if you're going to use filters, go big!

Beautiful shot - I find it difficult to get the colour accurate when using my 10 stop (B&W circular version). Do you just adjust to represent your memory of the view, or take an unfiltered shot first for comparison (which is kind of a necessity with a screw in 10 stop rather than a rectangular)?

 

[AndyMcD]

Very nice, that's a great shot.

 

[daveg]

Phil,

I have the same B+W 10 stop filter and find that the slight colour difference is easily cured by using the "Set Gray Point" dropper in NX2.

Using a "white" pixel which is not burned out in any of the three channels or any tone that is supposed to be neutral results in a natural looking image.

Using "with and without" images regularly can also result in a "constant" which can be applied manually in the Set Gray Point graph.

DG

 

[philpage]

Thanks Dave

 

[LynnTX]

Lovely image. I do like the corrected version best.

 

[steve77]

very nice. the water is perfectly blurred.

 

[siinjen]

Great!

 

[Joseph]

Very nice, Dave.