Nex-6 eyecandy (8 photos)

All taken with the E 10-18mm F/4 OSS except the toy moose which is taken with the E 35mm F/1.8 OSS.

All photos Edited in LR 4.3 from raw.



Taken today 10.2.13



Used flashlight to light up the boat and water

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Wow! Truly impressive stuff including the toy moose.

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All very nice. I especially like the ones using long exposure times to smooth out the water. Are you using an ND filter of some kind?

Wow, these are terrific! Especially like the first.

Excellent stuff. Are those sunrises or sunsets?

Amazing pictures.

Super

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Nr 2 and 5 are epic! I don't comment often to this kind of threads, but now I had to! Love nr 2 because of the moon halo. Excellent work!

Thanks, i am using a B+W MRC ND110 or Nd106 for all my long exposures

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"Photography for me is not about recreating what i saw through
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Sunsets, i hate getting up early:)

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"Photography for me is not about recreating what i saw through
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Thank you very much for the comments. Glad you like it

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"Photography for me is not about recreating what i saw through
the viewfinder but to show people the way i want to see the world"
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Richard Larssen
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Great variety of shots taking good advantage of that lens.

Bart

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Is that stair trail photo a composite of multiple exposures?  Did you use a filter for it?

Also, they are all great! Thanks for sharing.

The obvious solution is to stay up late then.

I dont know where you come from but where i come from the sun sets at 17.15 this time of year......If that is late to you then i dont know...

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"Photography for me is not about recreating what i saw through
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Richard Larssen
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Beautiful work!

Thanks. No filter here, this is taken in the night.. I used the timelapse app, 30 sec raw exposures, 1 sec intervals and 180 shots. Edited  and synced in LR 4.3 then stacked in startrails.exe.

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"Photography for me is not about recreating what i saw through
the viewfinder but to show people the way i want to see the world"
Cheers!
Richard Larssen
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The idea is to just stay up for the sunrise.  Like I tell my wife - you'll have plenty of time to sleep after you're dead.

Great images - very nice work.  I'd like an explanation for #6.

Hey, it ain't rocket surgery.
I'm experimenting with Quantum Physics and I just discovered that I can completely destr

Fantastic! Where is this beautiful landscape? Looks like Scotland or Canada? Or maybe Norway?

Thanks. Steel wool without soap inside a steel whisk, tie a rope in the whisk.. light the steel wool with a 9 volt battery or a lighter, start spinning and let the sensor collect the beauty.

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"Photography for me is not about recreating what i saw through
the viewfinder but to show people the way i want to see the world"
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Richard Larssen
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thanks, it is in Norway:)

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"Photography for me is not about recreating what i saw through
the viewfinder but to show people the way i want to see the world"
Cheers!
Richard Larssen
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