Long Exposure
Nikon D800 F14 30seconds 24-70mm@24mm ISO100
Image taken of Canary Wharf, London's financial district at 05:00hrs to catch the sunrise.
Like with all landscape photographs it is a gamble with the weather. 10 minutes after setting up the fog came in and nothing was to be seen. This was the best frame of the shoot and you can see the clouds coming in.
Feel free to share this post on your social media, with credit given to www.leeramsden.com
Thanks
Hi, and welcome to the new blog format.
I thought that id kick things off with over the next two weeks ill be posting an image a day of London. I hope you like them, and please feel free to share these on your social media sites giving credit to the photographer Lee Ramsden www.leeramsden.com, and add the URL http://leeramsden.com/blog to your RSS readers.
Many thanks.
Nikon D800 F11 15seconds 24/70mm@24mm
Nikon D800 61sec F14 ISO 100
Hi all and Happy New year.
Apologise for the tittle to this post, but i am climbing the walls to do a shoot and so headed out this afternoon. Not much going on but thought that was kind cool.
Sorry I'm no good at making flamboyant arty titles up like most, there seems to be more thought gone into the title then the image in a lot of cases.
I aim to head up to the lakes at the end of the week if i have not returned to Scotland for my day job.
Hope you are well.
Lee
Here is an image of Canary Wharf.
This image came about after alot of scouting on google maps, and street view.
From the way the road intersects with the rail line i thought that it would be worth checking out.
If you take you time and plan where you want to be at sun rise certainly goes a long way.
Hope you are having a great weekend.
Lee
With recently purchasing some
i wanted to get out and have a play.
My mate Phil and i, headed out to London, i wanted try a show movement of people, and rush hour in London is ideal as its full of hustle and bustle.
These images were shot at f16 with a 5 second shutter delay. Using ND filters they help you to achieve the long shutter speeds required for a shot like this.
I used a .09 ND filter for these images but i do also own the Lee 10 stop Big stopper. Which is an amazing filter used to achieve really really slow shutter speeds.
Many thanks
Lee
Friday evening, myself and Phil Richardson of
headed out upto Dunstable Downs for a play with some night photography.
What good fun. Setting up a camera for 2 minute + exposures and running around with torches and setting off speed lights and awaiting to see the result was something very new and interesting.
This image is hard to believe that it was taken in total darkness.
4 minute Exposure.
