Shot this back in May. There was a HUGE thunderstorm and as such, the windows of the plane were completely fogged up. So I composited in a background to match the feel of the interior shot.
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Camera Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Lens Canon EF 14mm f/2.8L USM
Focal Length 14mm
Shutter Speed 1/60 secs
Aperture f/22
ISO/Film 1000
One of my favourite places in the UK, Durdle Door at Lulworth in Dorset, I try to go at least once a year, its a great place, gave the 16-35 II a wee bit of use on this trip,
@16mm, f16, iso100, 1/80sec
Friend of mine went last year on holiday. She got some lovely shots, but had to get up really early!
Image Dutch windmills at Kinderdijk in the wee hours of the morning.
Clicked this from my balcony here in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. Moment after the sun rise. Used Nikon D600 with 70-300mm lens.![]()
These iceberg photos are brilliant, the colours and size of them are really striking!
Another one from last weekend. I wish I went out last night. Sunset was lovely, but by the time I was available the moment had passed. Hopping for more of the same tonight. Hopefully the lens hood i bought this week will help with shots like this. I don't mind the glare in the top left, just not the yellow circle bothers me a bit. I could attempt to use the healing brush, but would probably look worse!
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Clicked this from my balcony here in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. Moment after the sun rise. Used Nikon D600 with 70-300mm lens.![]()
One of the best photos i've seen here.Clicked this from my balcony here in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. Moment after the sun rise. Used Nikon D600 with 70-300mm lens.![]()
Clicked this from my balcony here in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. Moment after the sun rise. Used Nikon D600 with 70-300mm lens.![]()
Hopefully the lens hood i bought this week will help with shots like this. I don't mind the glare in the top left, just not the yellow circle bothers me a bit. I could attempt to use the healing brush, but would probably look worse!
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Two suggestions AFB...
- Use that lens hood you just bought and use it at all times. It's a good habit to get into - I never leave home without it. I use a telephoto lens more often than not and it's more susceptible to flares but it's also my primary lens protection when hiking through the brush, and
- You might find that cloning-out an unwanted object or problem such as the yellow flare is not too difficult....especially when against a random background such as trees, leaves or grass. Give it a try...you might surprise yourself.
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I love this shot sharbeen!!! It's one of those that I see and say to myself: "WOW, I wish I had taken that shot".
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