Day time long exposure
Posted by Alex on March 15, 2009
Recently I’ve picked up a B+W ND 110 filter which is lots of fun, a little costly but knocks out 10 stops! Having the ability to do some ridiculously long exposures when it’s relatively light creates lots of new opportunities. As I’m a sucker for long exposures this has always limited me to shooting when the light is quite diffused (around sunset or sunrise). Now that I own the B+W 110, this will allow me to shoot daylight long exposures.
This was shot on a cold afternoon at South Arm with a 2 minute exposure at f.20
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5 Comments
By Nigel Honey on March 16, 2009 @ 10:15 amPermalink
That filter is awesome. I think I want one. Is it a screw on filter or one to go in the cokin holder?
By Alex on March 16, 2009 @ 11:08 pmPermalink
Nige, it’s a screw on filter which is probably better IMHO. Obviously you have to compose before you screw it on which is fun..
By ForestWander Nature Photography on March 16, 2009 @ 2:06 pmPermalink
Wow!
Far out…
This looks surreal.
Very cool work, I would love to try something like this.
How dod you get the exposure to last 2 minutes? The highest I can set mine is 30 seconds….
By Nigel Honey on March 16, 2009 @ 2:18 pmPermalink
Bulb mode and a remote shutter (a button on a cable that plugs into the camera. the button can lock down holding the shutter open)
By jamie Hibbert on March 21, 2009 @ 11:29 pmPermalink
Great photograph. I am just trying to source one of these filters. I love the effects they produce!!