Topic: messing with a new toy

[LT]

I bought myself a new toy - a minus 10 stop ND filter from B&W.  It#s great fun - here are a few experiments with a really choppy sea and windy sky ......

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[moominsean]

first shot is great... nice minimalist, abstract quality.

[dave miller]

What time does the tide come in? And where can I get a plus 10 stop ND filter please? 

Nice snaps Leon. a good way of getting around poor weather conditions.

I have fond memories of a 1952 holiday at Seasalter, 6 months before the '53 storm washed all the holiday homes away. What's that got to do with your snap? Nothing absolutely nothing, just rambling again. Nurse!

[Skorj]

Damn, if your messing doesn't make the cut. Something special this way comes for sure I suspect.

[Phil Bebbington]

These are great Leon I have been meaning to get myself one for a while I think that they do a -13 stop one as well. Of the trio I think the top one is my fave but hey that's splitting hairs a tad!

[FrankB]

-10 and -13 stops?! 

So... they make one out of brick and the other from concrete?!

[astrobeck]

Yes, numero uno for me.
It has the cleanest lines of the set.



Becky

[LT]

thanks everyone - phil, I'm not sure they still make the -13 stop version, but they def used to.

[Susan B.]

that first one is gorgeous Leon.

[Janet_P]

I agree, #1 is beautiful, like some sort of submerged woodhenge.

Don't ever stop 'messing around'.

Janet

[Karl]

lovely. Number 2 for me though, I prefer the composition and break up of the horizon

[Dave_M]

Nicely done Leon.

I wasn't aware of a 10 stop ND  . Normally I stack a red and 4stop ND together but it'd be better if there was just one filter.

[LT]

thanks again everyone - Dave .... they are made by B+W and you can get them via special order from robert white.

[rolo]

The first one is particularly gorgeous.  Simple and serene.

Ten stops?  Think of the possibilities.  Time to go on a hunt.