Motion in a seascape is constant. Depending on your shutter speed you can either catch it mid flight as in my previous Motion post or select a slower shutter speed to track its motion in one photo.
Living on the Gold Coast I never tire of the motion of the sea. I can take a picture of the same place at different times and with different shutter speeds, light etc and have a completely different photo from the previous one. It is always there, unceasing, yet no two waves are the same.
I have shown this picture previously. It has been taken at Glenelg Pier in South Australia and highlights how the different shutter speeds (motion) and light give a different effect on the landscape.
For at these shots I have used a 10 stop ND filter of course to adjust the amount of light for the slower speed.
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Beautiful shots. (mm going to have to find some different descriptive words to start using) 🙂
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Haha thanks Claudette 🙂
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An exceptional motion take on, Kaz!
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Thanks Amy 🙂
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Oh, beautiful captures Kaz! I have to ask, do you walk around with a tripod, or do you have a very steady hold? 🙂
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Definitely a tripod Sonia! Is worth lugging around 🙂
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Love all of them, regardless of speed. Well done Kaz!
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Thanks Dan 🙂
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Just amazing!
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Thanks Bebs 🙂
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Wonderful shots. I’ve been wondering between 6 stop and 10 stop as to which effect I prefer most. It all depends on the speed of the water.
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Thanks LD. I think you are right 🙂
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I love these different expostures and light!! Gorgeous!!!
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Thanks Cybele, I was quite pleased myself with these. It was worth going back as I missed the sunset first time around. 🙂
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All 3 photos are so different but very fine.
I also love to return to the same places in different seasons, time, light, weather – – – – -.
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