Another sunrise at Canaveral National Seashore. High tide this morning (8/2/08) so not much visual interest in the FG so I will limit the FG to a small strip (less that a RoT crop) to anchor the image and as is my preference, I use a slow shutter speed to create the smooth surface.
What I like about this sunrise was the god rays are diagonal left and the clouds diagonal right. The horizon has a unsual double line - it is in the orignal and nothing I did in PS. Comments welcome.
Canon 1D Mark III
Canon 45mm TS
20 sec, f/22
Mode: Av
Metering: Evaluative
Exp comp: +1
ISO: 50
Using the tilt-shift lens I shifted it up to place the horizon where I want it after leveling the camera with the horizon. 3-stop ND screw-in filter plus a 2-stop hard edge Hitech GND filter in a Cokin "P" holder. The GND filter was moved vertically to place the edge at the horizon.






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