Recent content by iansimpson888

thanks Stephen

#1 green bridge Untitled by Ian Simpson, on Flickr #2 church door cove Untitled by Ian Simpson, on Flickr #3 coastline Untitled by Ian Simpson, on Flickr #4 coastline Untitled by Ian Simpson, on Flickr #5 coastline Untitled by Ian Simpson, on Flickr #6 the cauldron Untitled by Ian...

https://youtube.com/c/JoelTjintjelaar Joel Tjintjelaar produces very minimalist long exposure stuff, usually with shutter times in the minutes. Also covers a lot of the post processing. Good filters hold their value reasonably well too, so you can always resell if you don't use that often...

thankyou Jason

i see what you mean about the rocks on the left-hand side, but that was just the natural texture and tones on the rocks I'm afraid - no heavy grad used. i've added the RAW file SooC. I did think about lifting the levels but didn't want to carry out too much editing. i think i cropped and...

thanks fellas

Llŷn Peninsula - September 2022 Llŷn Peninsula by Ian Simpson, on Flickr

that's very true - there never seems to be enough time thanks thankyou

yeah, the first composition was partly out of necessity, harsh light overhead created huge bright spots/reflections, so was a bit of an experiment really. thanks :)

yeah, i must have driven within 5 miles of it more times than i can think of, a bit like the Falls of Falloch, would be great to head back through the year and see how it might change. It would certainly be easier to photograph with a bit of the tree canopy diffusing the sunlight. thanks Les...

yeah, i loved those formations beneath the water too - especially with the crimson water, wonderful location

that's delightful, absorbing and beautiful

sublime(stone)......i'll get my coat....

a fascinating spot, apparently made famous recently by a popular television drama. very difficult place to photograph - with all the fallen trees and debris. not sure if it's easier later in the year, but a wonderful place to spend a few hours taking it in, especially if you manage to get the...

thankyou dale