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Earlier in the week I spent a day in the north of Tasmania this week at Launceston.  I have previously posted shots from the other end of the beautiful Cataract Gorge.  This is the City end featuring the ornate King's Bridge on a misty morning under a Crescent Moon.

 

Sony A7Rii | 70-400mm F4-5.6 G SSM II | Lee 0.6 Soft Grad ND

 

0.5sec | f5.6 | 70mm | ISO 50

 

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1/320th | f4.5 | 150mm | ISO 100

 

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Meanwhile earlier today in Constitution Dock . . .

 

Sony Zeiss Sonnar T* FE 55mm F1.8 ZA

 

1/20th | f11 | 55mm | ISO 100

 

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1/20th | f11 | 55mm | ISO 100

 

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Update:  Sunday's session - I wanted to get to Long Beach today.  Yet only made it to the end of the road - when I was stopped in my tracks by the beautiful tranquillity of this scene.

 

1st is a 30 second exposure (f11, ISO 320, 19mm) with the Lee Big Stopper and 9900 Kelvin custom White Balance.

 

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2nd is 3 shots for 1/13th - 1/50th of a second with a Lee 0.6 Soft Grad ND and a Cokin Z Pro CPL (f11, ISO 320, 19mm) - processed with Blended Luminosity Masks.

 

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