Moonlit Shapes

This is way too terrific. Your seascapes are probably the best in the world.

+Lalit

This image, which I shot this evening would be just about the most uncomfortable

11 minutes behind a camera. I was perched high up on the sharp edge of a

triangular-shaped rock with barely any room for myself let alone my tripod which I

balanced on precariously with one leg on the edge and the other two on the steeply

sloping sides of the ledge. Added to the difficult balancing act was using a grad filter

an arms length above my head for the long exposure.

The image was taken in near darkness with the moon about to make an appearance

but then disappearing behind heavy cloud instead. A faint pink glow appeared in the

clouds a long time after sunset which was picked up during the exposure.

Technical details : Canon 5DMkII, 16-35mm 2.8L, ISO 100, f11, 11 minutes, GND

filter.

Lovely shot, Kat, the tones are excellent.

Beautiful image, well worth the effort and difficultly you went through. Amazing the colors nature offers. Really great capture.

Aw the suffering, the committment, the effort, and what a payoff. I shall never tire of a good, or great, image of water and motion with time exposure. This is inspiring indeed.

Ahhhh, muscles will grow back but this scene is one of a kind :-)... Just excellent... Mike

This is stunning. Excellent work.

brilliant work

Truly an amazing capture, especially with the difficulty involved, but very much well worth the effort. Excellent capture.   Best Regards