Blowing in the Wind...

[BambersImages]

How many times must a man look up,
before he sees the sky?
And how many ears must one man have,
before he can hear people cry ?
And how many deaths will it take till we know,
that too many people have died?

The answer my friend is blowing in the wind,
the answer is blowing in the wind.


Blowing in the wind... by BambersImages, on Flickr

[JACKCAT]

Neat image!

[swampler]

Cool shot. Wish I'd thought of that!

[BambersImages]

Originally Posted by JACKCAT

Neat image!

Originally Posted by swampler

Cool shot. Wish I'd thought of that!

Thank you Jack and Steve. I used a variable ND filter to enable me to keep the lens wide open. I didn't like it with a focused background.

[Seawolf66]

very well done and thought out : Lauren

[BambersImages]

Originally Posted by Seawolf66

very well done and thought out : Lauren

Thank you, Lauren. I had a few tries to get it right.

[palters]

How do you like that variable ND? I was under the impression that they were sub par but it doesn't look like yours is under performing!

[aml]

I like it very much. Is it a pinwheel?

[BambersImages]

Originally Posted by palters

How do you like that variable ND? I was under the impression that they were sub par but it doesn't look like yours is under performing!

I've had it a while, Paul...but this is the first time I tried it out.
I liked that it was variable and that you could still focus through it at the max 9 stops and use AV.
Preciously I had a B&W 10 stop filter but I fount it a pain to use as you had to focus and then screw it onto the lens without altering the focus.
You also had to use it on manual as the camera couldn't see through the lens to work it out.

The one I got was a fairly low cost Polaroid one from a US supplier on eBay.
I bought the 82mm one and some step rings to use it with several lenses.
Will try it out again soon.

[BambersImages]

Originally Posted by aml

I like it very much. Is it a pinwheel?

Thank you Anne. Yes, it was a pinwheel.