More Harbor-side Shots

[Chris Dodkin]

Back to Oceanside Harbor this evening, after a strong storm came through overnight, leaving an attractive mackerel sky overhead, and super clear atmosphere.

Palm Trees against the Western Sky - X-Pro1 and 18mm Lens f/8 ISO800

Vertical pan panoramic shot - X-Pro1 and 18mm Lens f/8 ISO800

Std 18mm view ISO800 f/8

Last rays of the setting sun hit the backdrop

B&W take on the scene - X-Pro1 and 18mm Lens f/8 ISO800

 

[Brian Moore]

Nice set, Chris. I really like that one with the palms reaching up to the mackerel sky.

 

[Pete Askew]

Another lovely set from that roll of film Chris. It's handy that you can use a bit at a time isn't it? I especially like the vertical panoramic - it really has worked well.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Great shots again, Chris. The first one made me dizzy! Love the vertical pano. I tried that once, but it didn't work as well as yours. Wonderful shots.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Thanks chaps - The light was lovely again right at sunset, I nearly didn't bother staying - but the sun popped through right at the last second.

Pete, it's the roll that keeps on giving!

Rob - I tried a couple of pano attempts, and this was the best one - will try it again for sure as it's a different looking view.

Brian - I was thinking this was going to be the only shot of the evening as the light just wasn't cooperating. Not often we get interesting clouds as you know, although I think we have another storm on the way for Friday!

 

[Kev Pugh]

Really like the VertPan Chris, works very well..

 

[Hamish Gill]

That's some serious pano!

 

[Davie Hudson]

loving the vertical Pano as well .... would look astounding printed about 6' high

 

[Hamish Gill]

I thought that... I could see I in a double height room

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Now there's an idea....