First post in Photography Lovers!

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Hello Photography Lovers!

I'm slowly putting together a little series of night shots as I come across the images in my hard drive that will fit the vibe. This is the second image.

Cape Schanck has some wonderful black volcanic rock that looks great at anytime of day. Rogue waves have been known to catch people unaware on these rocks. Even I would have been washed out had I not kept my eye on the ocean. I noticed a swell that was a little high and I quickly moved to higher ground, just in time to see where I was standing under a few feet of swirling water draining back out to sea. Always be cautious of walking on rocks that are wet. Chances are they'll get wet again and you don't want to be standing on them when that happens!

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Below: This isn't the same exposure but the one above started out looking like this. This is maybe one or two frames away from the same daytime shoot.

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If you want another example of this style of image, check out my post from a week ago!

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Love how dreamy the water looks, kind of like being up in the clouds. Beautiful shots Kieran!

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Thank you! I love the smoky water look from long exposure with interesting rocks.

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What is your setup like?

Gears and all.

!discovery 15

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Canon 5d mkIII
usually a 16-35mm lens
NiSi ND filters
Gitzo tripod
batteries with low charge because I forgot to charge them again

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Haha,

I think it's imperative I get a wide angle lens

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Welcome in our lovely community!
Stunning entry, I must admit.

You did really an amazing work lately with onboarding new photographers to Hive!

I am looking forward to see more from you in the future.

A little tip; make sure to include multiple (at least three, better five plus) photos in your post. In that case, you will greatly increase your chances for a decent curation.

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Thank you!
The new photographers are doing fantastic on Hive and already are bringing more people here too!

And thanks for the tip! I usually only have 1, maybe 2 shots from any given shoot that I like to showcase. Unless it's more of a travel kind of blog. But I'll keep it in mind!

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This picture looks stunning! Like it is not made on earth!

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Hi, greetings from Venezuela! These pictures are great, especially the one where you can see the milky way.

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