Rob (aka minolta mad)'s photostream  

Finally processed all my images from our trip to Cornwall in late October. This is Godrevey lighthouse just outside of Hayle.
I treid some vertical images on these to give a slightly different look to my normal landscape orientation images.
In all all i had a productive week considering i only managed to get out a few times, but was always rewarded with some good images.

Fistly id like to appologise for not being around and commenting much on my contacts images recently. Been very busy with a new joint website with Tim and a couple of other projects.

This was taken a few weeks back when Tim Barker, Gemma (his daughter) and myself went to Appledore for a sunrise shoot. The weather wasnt that great but for a brief few minutes the sun shone through and i managed to grab this shot.
Its a very photographed anchor and im really pleased with my effort of it.

Another image from when Tim Barker, his daughter Gemma and Dave Dummett and myself met up at Tegnmouth Pier after setting off at stoopid o clock in the morning from North Devon. It was raining when we got there and did many times during the sunrise (when it came) but the sun did make and appearance and we were rewarded with a good sky for a short while. It was a productive morning for me and i ended up with 5 or 6 good images. My favourite still to come.

Taken over the Christmas period when Tim Barker, Dave Dummett and myself me up for a shoot. we ended up at Clovelly due to hoigh winds and lots of sea spray at our chosen location.
What initially looked like a dull evening produced a couple of good images and this is the first of them for me.
This is a 8 or 9 shot vertical pano of the harbour.

Another image from when Tim Barker, Dave Dummet and myself met up at Teignmouth for an early morning shoot.

I know this wont be to everyones liking, but i achieved exactly what i was after, which in a way i guess is all that matters. It was as much as an exercise to test my processing as well as the image itself.

79 sec exp using 10 stop ND and 3 stop ND as well as a 4 stop ND Grad.

Taken with the Sony 135 STF.
Recording images Long Exposure challenge