Cullercoats Sunrise

[snatcher]

Bloody dawn chorus is starting about 03.30 around us now,Will throttle that "blackie" if I catch it LOL Anyway as a consequence was up sharp this morning and decided to have a stroll down to Cullercoats foreshore to check out the sunrise.

The "Golden Hour" lasted about 10 minutes this morning and this is the best I could come up with

John

 

[KeithB]

Great shot John!

 

[<(Andy2009)>]

bet u were tempted to wet a line with scenery like that!

 

[Norman]

nice one mate :thumbup:

 

[SIXFOOTSTEVE]

That's a beauty John.

 

[tonybax]

cracking pic john

 

[5150]

very nice mate.

 

[Lowrider]

Great pic

 

[snatcher]

Bit like fishing,got to put the hours in !!!!!! In fact getting bass on a popper on the MOG is easier than getting a good sunsire/sunset on camera.

Had about 7/8blanks before that sunrise

Lifes a bitch LOL and then you marry one. Been married to mine now for 38 years !!!!

John

 

[peter.m]

Nice one Snatcher. Was that hand held or on a tripod? Just got a Canon 18-135mm IS for a good price but not been out with it yet.

 

[snatcher]

Nice one Snatcher. Was that hand held or on a tripod? Just got a Canon 18-135mm IS for a good price but not been out with it yet.

That was on a tripod as the exposure time was quite long due to the low light conditions.

John

 

[tonybax]

did you use nd filter also john

 

[snatcher]

did you use nd filter also john

No ND filter on that one

John

 

[tonybax]

go on john give us the exif data for us enthusiasts. learning all the time. tony

 

[snatcher]

go on john give us the exif data for us enthusiasts. learning all the time. tony

Tony I came into photography late in life and am still learning. Pleased I did though !!! Anyway that Cullercoats sunrise shot I captured on my Canon 400D with a Sigma 18-200mm lens. I had the camera set up on a tripod with a remote shutter release to eliminate camera shake. You can always use your cameras self timer if you have not a remote release.

Settings were

Mode Av,F29,ISO100,0.8",WB Shade

I always shoot in Raw or Raw+Jpeg now as if a get the camera settings wrong on the shoot the photo is normally recoverable on Photoshop when I get home. If I had just shot in Jpeg and got it wrong the shot may not be recoverable.

Hope this helps

John