Clean work .. ice 6/5

nice idea to time this. jh

Usually these timed exposure shots are crafted in traditional B&W with medium or large format film. It is rare to see this type work in color. It is rarer still to see it done this well.

That was a hell of a stack of filters you used for this shot. And its a very nice one by the way.

Just out of curiousity what was the focal length? I would be willing to bet it was closer to 70 than it was to 24.

This is some serious eye-candy. I love how you have composed this and the pier generates wonderful movement through the frame. The blue early morning hues are fantastic and the long exposure gives this a surreal feel and really gives the pier a punch-through effect. I like how you have the horizon line just beyond the pier which IMO is much better than taking a lower perspective and having the pier cut the horizon line. Excellent detail on the pier and the highlights from the lamps are a nice effect. The long shadows from the pier add another element of interest. You obviously put some thought into this one and it shows. Thanks for sharing, cheers, Mauro.

Nice capture! Did you really used all those filters? Cheers, J

Thank you Icerock, Jack, Andre, Larry ,Mauro and J. taken @ 54mm and yes I really did use all those filters ~ GT

I like it so much! An artistic picture for my eyes. Simplicity, beauty and a very good idea, made this great shot, congrats!

beautiful shot, well done

Thank you Theodoros and Eduardo ~ GT

Very nice that you got the warm effects of the lamps (because of your high perspective) instead of bright bulb glare. Very cool.

Glenn, this is just superb work, I can't believe the punch this has, a pleasure to look at!

Dave

Bellisimo encuadre en diagonal, perfecta luz y color con un bellisimo encuadre, saludos cordiales Traver.

Mouro has made an analysis above on why this photo has such an impact. Many elements of the composition are very well chosen. However, when all the positive aspects of this marvelous photo have been underscored, I would however mention that in my opinion, I find that the shadow under the bridge might be a little too hard and that in general I feel that the colours tones are dangerously approaching the borderline to glamour. But all together a photo transmitting pleasure, beauty and calm. Very well done.

One of the best photos of oceanview!! Also, liked the small light glow coming from the street lights. Nice!

Thank You Bryan, David, Julio, Anders and Mandar ~ GT

Awesome image glenn...This is so good, I am speechless..Congrats!!

Another pearler. I prefer the other one for what it's worth.

utterly sublime, dang. I'm just as impressed someone knows how to use an ND filter, or 3. you just sent 10,000 people around the world looking for their never used ND filter .... including me.

Thank you Lesa, Mike and Niel ~ GT

Wonderful colors Glenn! Splendid composition and colors. Perfect exposure. Your work is fantastic! Alin

Thank you Alin ~ GT

Lots blue (way too much for me), basic "tricks" nothing new here.

Thanks John~ GT

Which Peer is it ? I think I might have been on this one before fishing, but never realized it is this beautiful. Awesome picture and amazing use of all filters!

Cheers,

Thank you Tzin, this is Oceanview Va. in or about Va. beach ~ GT

I completely agree with Mauro. this is exceptional work

erwin

Excellent thinking and outstanding result!!

glenn, I love this image. Simply outstanding. Would you be willing to share how the filters were configured? Did they all simply darken the top down? I'd love to hear more about how you made this photograph. Great work!

Thank you Erwin ,Jay and Alex ~ GT

nice perspective.......and great view... can't believe you used all those filters....:)

Glen, beautiful picture, strong composition with horizontal, vertical and angled lines. I have this question: did you get any noise on you Canon 5D having such a long exposure?

Thanks Abraham and Emil, no noise on this photo for this exposer ~GT

I was very interested in the exposure settings for this shot. I'm attempting to learn how you and others create that molded water look ... very very nice. You mention the camera is a Canon 5D with an ISO of 50 but I can't get my 5D to set the ISO below 100. The specs from Canon also mention the minimum ISO is 100. How'd you get to 50 ... I'd love to go that slow. I remember the Kodak 25 film ... oh I cried the day they stopped making that film. Again ... great shot and a great camera.

Thanks Donnie , you have to preset your camera to go to ISO 50 or ISO 3200 its denoted by and L, if all else fails read the instruction manual, take care and good luck ~ GT

Don't wake up!..

Thank you Olesya ~ GT