Ian Bramham's Photoblog
Dawn - Llandudno Pier
Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 28 March 2011 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
A photo looking down at Llandudno Pier at low tide.
This was a 2 minute long exposure achieved using neutral density filters on the camera to achieve that dramatic sky and smooth water.
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Links to the websites of other photographer friends (and the world famous Michael Kenna!) whose work I admire:
Michael Kenna
Hugo Poon
John Leech
Ian Smith
Mike Spriggs
@Didier DE ZAN: Thanks Didier!
@Shahryar: Thanks Shahyyar!
@sunstone_maria: Thanks Maria!
@Marie LC: Thanks Marie!
@Gérard Beullac: Thanks Gérard!
@adebond: Thanks Ade!....this was one of the many photos that I took while out in north Wales on a day's photography with John Leech and Mike Spriggs. We were lucky enough to get some wonderful light in a series of great locations!
@Photographs by M.E.: It's a really lovely camera thanks! Although I wouldn't say it's a huge improvement over my old D40 for landscape photography, as that type of photography is not very demanding of a camera; for everything else it's much much better.
I particularly enjoy the vastly improved focus speed and accuracy which is amazing even in very low light conditions; the big and bright viewfinder make it a joy to use and the greater control over depth of field is fantastic. All in all it's an extremely versatile and complete camera.
Nikon D700
241/2 second
F/9.0
ISO 200
16 mm (35mm equiv.)
