Yesterday was a bit windy and I thought that it was a nice opportunity to fool around with my ND filters. I have them for almost a year and I still haven't manage to take not even one of the pictures I was dreaming of, when I purchased them. For one more time the result was below my expectations but I chose 7 shots, decent enough to present them to you :)
Mochlos is a seaside village that has great potential for photography. The houses that are built practically on the water, the islet a few meters away that we use to swim to and the sea-green water in between, are composing a beautiful scenery.
But of course photography is all about the light. And although I have seen this place lit under an amazing light, usually early in the morning or late in the afternoon, I never had my camera with me! And when I had my camera the light wasn't so interesting. Life shucks :)
Well not really! I may didn't took the picture of a lifetime but I went to the nearby beach and enjoyed my swim! The sea may look a little rough but I assure you it was perfectly pleasant!
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6 one has some interesting waves shapes.
which filter did you get? i have one cheap one, it kinda works on low but when i go to 8-10 it has a really big purple cast.
Yes, I like this one myself. I have used a HOYA HMC ND64 and a ND8 on top of it. They are not cheap but I can play in broad day light even the brighter summer day! I hope that at some point I'll manage to get at least one super cool shot, to justify the expense :)
Love the colors, especially that water. I have a polarizer. Haven't used or got a ND filter. That would be cool to use some time. Oh and the pictures of Fontina and her beautiful art work were wonderful.
Yes, they are a pretty cool gadget!
Thank you from both of us :)
Thank you :)
Really nice shots. where were these shots taken? Upvoted and followed too!
Thank you :)
The pictures are from Crete, Greece.
Beautiful filters Stefano :)
Thank you Katerina!