Waterscapes

Sporgon said:
dpc said:
Sporgon said:
A change of pace from all these razor sharp shots ;)


Atmospheric. Somewhere in Middle Earth, I presume?

Gandalf's resting on his stick just out of shot ! I just popped out to see where the trolls come from.

Thanks :)

So the tree from the movie Big Fish is in Middle Earth? Coz I'm sure thats right there in your photo Sporgon. ;D

Part of a 4 step waterfall some minutes walk from the house.


Water From the Doorway by Le ARchie, on Flickr
 
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siegsAR said:
Sporgon said:
dpc said:
Sporgon said:
A change of pace from all these razor sharp shots ;)


Atmospheric. Somewhere in Middle Earth, I presume?

Gandalf's resting on his stick just out of shot ! I just popped out to see where the trolls come from.

Thanks :)

So the tree from the movie Big Fish is in Middle Earth? Coz I'm sure thats right there in your photo Sporgon. ;D

Part of a 4 step waterfall some minutes walk from the house.


Water From the Doorway by Le ARchie, on Flickr

You're probably right. I live in the middle of a film set. Here's Fin Raziel's island from 'Willow', one of my all-time favourite movies.
 

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CarlTN said:
Sporgon said:
A change of pace from all these razor sharp shots ;)

Did you just focus close on nothing to get the blurring?

It was shot on a 28 mil at about f2.2 and I focused on the tree branches, either above or on the reflection in the water, I can't remember. At a focusing distance of about 3m the dof was about 1.5m so I had to focus on a specific part of the picture that I wanted in focus. There was a little mist rising from the pond which helped.
 
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Sporgon said:
CarlTN said:
Sporgon said:
A change of pace from all these razor sharp shots ;)

Did you just focus close on nothing to get the blurring?

It was shot on a 28 mil at about f2.2 and I focused on the tree branches, either above or on the reflection in the water, I can't remember. At a focusing distance of about 3m the dof was about 1.5m so I had to focus on a specific part of the picture that I wanted in focus. There was a little mist rising from the pond which helped.

Interesting. Did it take a few shots to get the focus you wanted?
 
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CarlTN said:
Interesting. Did it take a few shots to get the focus you wanted?

No, I knew the effect I wanted to produce and the fine tree branches were an easy target. I did try a few shot focused far and near, but as is often the case for myself, the first shot was the one I wanted.
 
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