Misplaced Lobster Pot Marker by 30pics4jackiesdiamond

Misplaced Lobster Pot Marker

I got some ND filters for Christmas, took them out to play today, the water overflow was streaming past this lobster-pot bouy.

He wouldn't let me take it home :(

It's plastic, it's been lost or dumped, and it's a hazard so by rights should be removed from the beach :) We tied it to metal ring so a proper fisherman could have it :p
A wonderful play with your nd filters and a great pop of colour! I would also not be allowed to take it home ๐Ÿ˜‰
January 8th, 2020  
Fav for braving the cold and wet as well as composition. Live how the water blur is just apart of this.
January 8th, 2020  
Love the softness of the water Jackie, and the shot of colour provided by the marker bouy
January 8th, 2020  
that long exposure is gorgeous - I hope someone removes it and uses it. can that plastic be recycled if it doesn't get claimed?
January 8th, 2020  
are you allowed to bring it home, though?
January 8th, 2020  
I like the effect of the water you achieved. Nicely done.
January 8th, 2020  
Nice wide angled shot.
January 8th, 2020  
It still looks in very good shape...hope it will be reused by someone ๐Ÿ‘
January 9th, 2020  
@momamo very robust
@billyboy got soggy though
@randystreat I will enjoy learning to use these
@summerfield finders keepers!!
@koalagardens it's safe where we left it
@365anne must admit I did move it to make the shog better
@joysabin just needed dome interest in the sky!!
@ludwigsdiana not fair!!!!

Thank you all for your lovely words
January 9th, 2020  
This is great - do your filters allow you to take a longer exposure than normal under daylight conditions.
January 10th, 2020  
Sorry - stupid me - I just read your tags!!
January 10th, 2020  
@robz they do, so in theory can have wider apperture, shallow depth of field with long exposure I'm not a lover of milky/silky water, but do like the effect on clouds and grasses. Going to be fun learning to use them in the summer thank you;)
January 15th, 2020  
That all sounds so interesting - they might be worth trying on the IR camera. The aywmc course has already taught me several things about how to use it properly - it actually makes you read the manual!! :)

January 16th, 2020  
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