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Cameron-Jung — Seaford Pier Revisited
Published: 2008-03-30 13:06:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 518; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 4
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I took only one photo all weekend and here it is.I wanted a wide version of the shot i got last time, and given the rough weather i figured tonight would be fine.
Went further back this time so that the ground and roof were closer together to give me that wider aspect..
I dont like so much that it is looking down but theres not much i can do now. it was cold, windy, and i didnt want to wait another 5 minutes for the camera to finish processing before i reshot it. meh. im lazy.
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it was certainly a very photogenic pier. worked better when it was overcast but always a pleasure to visit late at night on the bay there....
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hey...I'm very curious. How did you make the colours, Photoshop, perhaps? amazing coulurs!!!
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I love the loss of detail in the water from the long-exposure. I wish I could do this with movie film. The longest exposure possible with the current slate of cameras (Arriflex) that I am using is 1 second.
That's it.
Great photo.
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seriously an ancient slr will get you everything you can ever need. you should buy one and have a play. you cant stuff up a long exposure photo theyre all completely unique...
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Oh my Nikon F5 will do a programed 30 minute exposure and I can do bulb which can theoretically stay open forever... but I was referring to motion picture cameras. Movie cameras (film not video) can only expose down to 1 frame per second. And when you play the film back it looks as if time is moving super fast. Time-lapse film footage is shot at 1 fps.
In other words there is no way to capture an image like yours with a movie camera. Many have tried, none succeed.
Sorry if I confused you.
If you look into my gallery I have some 30 minute star-spin photos taken with my Nikon F5. I still prefer 35mm to digital.
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Definitely worth the pain... I think
Certainly a wonderful shot!
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Hey mate as long as im not stabbed or bashed i will put up with just about anything for a good photo
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Thats the spirit!
I know what you mean, although depending on how much I want a shot, I'll occasionally group swarms of mosquitoes in the bashed and stabbed category.
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farking awesome as usually. you get more stunning all the time. how'd you get the red? natural or photoshop?
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natural. bridge had both white and tungsten lighting
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wow. you captured it brilliantly!!
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the wind was howling, the waves were crashing through the pilons and there i was getting pelted by rain, salt and sand hiding under the pier in my oilskin. the things i do for an image...
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Oh and where is all the pink coming from?
The pier lights?
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yeah. the seaford pier has a few white lights and a few tungsten ones. i had the white balance set to average the two so i got green pilons and pink lighting 
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Clever cookie!
I use the white balance to get colours i want too
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Said it before...ill say it again...
I love this shot.
I like the angle...i wouldnt have reshot.
Beautiful shot.
Not sure how i feel bout the border tho.
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im not really a whole package kinda guy (lol) i love taking the pictures but i HATE publishing them
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Haha..good thing your photos speak for them self!
Maybe just dont worry bout the borders...your photos r good enough not to need them
but the really fat bottom and top white border are distracting.
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