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Submitted: December 16, 2008
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Dead Zone in the Skyby ~justeline

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Waterscapes

_{...There's an obscure place in the sky
holding memories of what really occurs
Nobody knows where it is, not even God,
and its gate is lost in the mist.

There's no bright praying, nor your name's sound.
It holds the shapes, shapes of souls,
the dead zone in the sky... [link]}

One of my longest long-exposure shots (75secs) and the one in which I used almost all of my filters.
No PS work in this one (except for the standard resize/sharpening bit). Levels, contrast and curves were adjusted during raw conversion in Nikon Capture NX2. The color scheme is the result of using the High Color Rendering Fluorescent white balance setting.

_{tech stuff

Nikon D300
f:11
ISO 200
S: 75sec

B+W 77E 110 (10 stop ND)
Hoya ND8 (3 stop ND)
Lee 3 stop soft grad ND (0.9)
Lee 1 stop soft grad ND (0.3)}

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~purplemystic May 24, 2013

so so cool , now in favorites...

~A3Kitsune Apr 24, 2013

Cool.

~angelcrisis123 Feb 21, 2013

you sir have truly lived, you've seen the most vibrant of moments. I envy you hell i havent seen the outside of my continent..wich is mainly dirt and hills :/

~mekemee May 23, 2012

I saw this photo so many times and still coming back to see it again. I started my adventure with photography in summer of 2008. It's one of the first long exposure photo of waterscape I ever saw. Filter, ND, cokin, bulb - what? I've started to reading and searching infos about all these stuff. Then I tried to take photos.
Now I can't imagine any waterscape or landscape taken without filter. And I fall in love with scapes. Your photos (not only this one) had been such huge influence on my photography. Thanks