Whitby Workshop - Whitby Pier
After breakfast we went onto the pier to take long exposure pictures of the opposite pier and the town. I was rather taken with the movement of people up and down the pier which, when looking back towards the town, was facing directly into some warm sunshine which created a glow from the plank floor boarding of the pier. We were using 10 stop filters to get the exposure time up and for the people pictures I adjusted the ISO to get exposure times of 1/2 to 2 seconds in order to get some delineation of the figures but also some movement.
The weather was clear but cold with some interesting clouds. I had brought fingerless gloves with me and wondered at my stupidity as I lost the feeling in the end of my fingers.
I have converted most of these pictures into monochrome as well so I will post two sets - one colour and one black and white - I can never decide which I prefer. The first picture is not a long exposure, but of the town of Whitby from the pier. The last picture is one I took as a copy of a picture Doug had taken on a previous trip - so I call it Doug's Ladder.
The weather was clear but cold with some interesting clouds. I had brought fingerless gloves with me and wondered at my stupidity as I lost the feeling in the end of my fingers.
I have converted most of these pictures into monochrome as well so I will post two sets - one colour and one black and white - I can never decide which I prefer. The first picture is not a long exposure, but of the town of Whitby from the pier. The last picture is one I took as a copy of a picture Doug had taken on a previous trip - so I call it Doug's Ladder.
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