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A very quick capture, using my faithful little Canon G9, of a wonderful sunset last Wednesday as I was finishing work.

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Explore #11 February 19th 2012

This mornings dawn looked promising as I looked out the window. I could hear the sea from the house, so guessed there was going to be some large waves. I decided to head to Rumbling Kern and was greeted by some far bigger waves than I expected. Several times it was a case of grabbing the tripod and camera and running for higher ground!
I really liked the way the water was cascading into this chasm.

This image is a combination of two exposures, one exposed for the foreground and one exposed for the sky. The two images where combined manually in Photoshop Elements 9 using layers and masks before boosting contrast slightly then resizing and a slight sharpening.

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Explore #235 February 12th 2012

I didn't make it out of bed this morning for the dawn so decided to process an image from last Sunday.
There had been a slight snowfall the night before while the tide was high giving a distinct line of snow along the shoreline.

This image is a combination of two exposures, one exposed for the foreground and one exposed for the sky. The two images where combined manually in Photoshop Elements 9 using layers and masks before boosting contrast slightly then resizing and a slight sharpening.

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After a busy week I have finally managed to get the time to look back at the images I managed to capture last weekend.
This first shot was taken last Saturday after a dawn visit to Black Hole near Craster.

This image is a combination of two exposures, one exposed for the foreground and one exposed for the sky. The two images where combined in Photoshop Elements 9 using layers and masks before boosting contrast slightly then resizing and a slight sharpening.

Here is an aerial view of this images location using Flashearth. The link will open in a new window or tab.

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I welcome constructive comments but no invites or banners please!

All images are ©Iain Huitson 2012.
This image may not be copied or reproduced without my prior permission.
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I discovered that my little Canon G9 camera can also shoot timelapse video. I decided to test this ability this morning when I saw a beautiful sunrise developing. I set the camera on my tripod in the middle of one of our fields and left it to do its thing. This is the video it produced!