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Thanks Dean,

I dont understand it either. I try my best with my photos, only to have some pricks ruin my efforts by purposefully voting to bring down the rating. What a co-incidence that nobody who has marked a low rating ever supplies their name or a comment. By giving the anonimity option, Photo.net condones this sort of behaviour.

I dont think I will upload any more photos on this site. I have been here a long time but I think my time is over.

Thanks for your comments.

Adam.

Taken a couple of days ago on a very cold evening along the Dorset

coast. I wanted to record the motion of the water as it drained back

out to sea around these two rocks. I waited for a wave to crash in,

and then clicked as the water receded. I set a slowish shutter (2 secs

@ F16) to record the motion.

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Adam.

Taken along the Jurassic coast of Dorset, England a couple of days back.

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Adam.

comments and feedback welcome.

thanks,

adam.

Not the most idyllic location for photography; there was junk and beer

glasses and all sorts stuck in the mud (you may just notice some in

parts of this shot - at least four pint glasses stuck in the mud!).

However, with a gorgeous sunset and then some lovely low light its

amazing how a place can be transformed.

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Adam.

Hi Brian,

Thanks for your comments. Its a single shot, using ND grads to balance the exposure. Im getting a bit slack these days in recording which filters I have used, but from memory it was a .9 and a .6 as that band of light on the horizon had to be controlled!

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Adam.

Taken on a recent trip to the Isle of Skye in Scotland. Please visit

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Adam.

Hi Dave,

Stunning shot as always from your good self.

Adam.

Hi Dan,

Heres the tech bits:

0.4 sec @ F18 @ 100 ISO (RAW).

Canon 20D, 10-22 @ 10mm, tripod, .6 nd grad.

Thanks,

Adam.

Thanks Jeff and Kaushik,

Jeff, a little bit of sat/contrast and curves. This really was an exceptional evening. The whole sky was cloudy apart from a small gap where the low sun was bursting through, hence the glow on the horizon. That glow went the whole way over the horizon to the left of this shot, but I havent included it here. It was a special evening. The rest of the week rained pretty non stop so I was happy to at least be here on this evening.

Thanks for your kind words.

Adam.

The coastline from the Isle of Skye in Scotland. Please visit my

website for more photos of Scotland. Please visit www.timecatcher.com

to view the photographs from a team of passionate landscape

photographers from around the globe.

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Adam.

Taken a couple of weeks ago at Briksdalbreen Glacier in Norway. A

very impressive glacier, very clean of debris and therefore very blue.

This shot was taken standing on a rock that the glacier is just touching.

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around the globe.

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Adam.

You have a great eye Ferrando. This is another class shot.

Adam.

Lovely atmospheric shot. Works really well and is a great advert for wildflowers.

Adam.

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Comments appreciated.

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Adam.

Taken at Gold Hill in Shaftesbury, England. Comments / critiques

appreciated.

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Hi Jason,

Thats a shame, but typical weather for the UK! You just have to cross your fingers and hope for the best. Better luck for your next trip!

Adam.

Thanks for your comments Jason. It was taken at Kimmeridge on the Dorset coast of England.

kind regards,

Adam.

**Apologies to those who commented/rated this about 10 minutes ago. I

received some advice suggesting I boost the contrast a bit. So I have

tried this and resubmitted.** Thanks.

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Comments welcome.

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Adam.

I had packed up and was ready to leave the beach after a great

evenings work. But as the colour was still stong in the sky I decided

to try something a little different for me and shoot with a long lens.

I set a small aperture because I purposefully wanted to blur the sea

into mist. I wished for a higher vantage point to isolate the rocks a

bit more from each other, but you cant win them all. I was really

pleased with the result, especially as I didnt use any filters at all.

Shutter was I think 25 seconds.

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Adam.

Thanks all for your comments.

Sorry for not leaving more details Brian. I post on a few websites and all the info starts to become too much for me, especially as some of these sites have pretty tedious ways of selecting lens etc.

This was taken with the Canon 10-22mm. Aperture F18, shutter I think 5 secs but Im not at home at the mo to check. I used a .3 and .6 ND grad filter.

Hope this helps,

Adam.