My posts containing photos I’ve taken in Scotland.
Since getting my 10 stop B+W ND filter I have become somewhat obsessed with long exposure photography. A large majority of the photography taken with these filters seem to end up in black and white, and very often feature water in the frame – everyone (well, almost everyone) …
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On my small excursion to the Trinkie last night I was accompanied by my friend, Ian Horne. For the past few months Ian has hauled his camera, a bag of lenses, a couple of tripods, his wife Elaine, their dog Kobi… and a bottle of Old Pulteney whisky …
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The “Trinkie” is a tidal outdoor swimming pool in Wick. During the first part of the 1900s the town councils in coastal Scotland were trying to pull some of the money from the tourist market by building these pools. The Trinkie was a very popular spot in Wick …
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I took this photograph last night at around 6 in the evening. The weather was quite dull and breezy, and this makes for a really good opportunity to take a long exposure shot of the sky! I took a base exposure reading after setting the aperture to f/22 …
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I’m really starting to like long exposure shots, and the 10 stop ND filter seems to have been a great investment. Here are my two favourite photos from the weekend. Dunbeath River This shot was taken using the following settings: Exposure: 68 seconds Aperture: f/16.0 Focal Length: 21 …
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