Uluwatu Harduns by geckogr
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Description
The cliff of Uluwatu, the grey filter allows long time exposure while the day, this intensifies the colors and movement gets blurred (like here from the waves)
I have hidden 2 Harduns (Laudakia stellio) in the photo (not very hidden ;-) but the forms allowed it
Harduns look like this
Comments (17)
That rock has a eye my friend. Stunning capture. God Bless.
I see the eye on the rock,...is the other in the clouds?
Fun image, I see them both.
So cleverly done! A beautiful landscape with gorgeous colors, and a little something extra for fun. :)
I spotted the one in the rock before I read your image. The other one was more well hidden. Very creative imagery and it has your trademark rich colors.
Great soft tone to the shot- thanks for sharing! :-)
love the color of the water and yes i see the eyes
LOL! I saw the first one in the rock and it was going to be my comment until I read YOUR comment. Now I see the other in the cloud. Very clever Reinhard! I like the use of the neutral density filter to blur the water. Nicely done!
Very beautiful seascape!! As I live in a landlocked state the sea always fascinates me. I too see Your little creatures, very well done.
Wow, great composition, amazing colors!
What a dreamy place! Wonderfully captured.
a wonderful place , like the colortones from the ocean, see both too ;)
Oh my this is absolutely beautiful and if u look long enough the rock in front looks like a geck and the cloud has taken a shape also great pic.
This is a fun photo...lots to see. Like to know a little more about the use of a grey filter. I remember the use of filters with film cameras. Is this a digital image with a grey filter? And how much time for this photo?
@bmac62 this is the strongest grey filter I have (B&W 58mm 110 ND3.0 1000x) Light reduction by 10 f-stops, The photo I took with the Fuji S6500fd f/7.1 ISO100 20sec, guess it was paired on this shot with a circular polarization filter (another 2 f-stops) On the Fuji I was able (at daylight) to focus throught the filter. The 40D does it too and per liveview possible to see what you take. however in the shade or at dusk/dawn it stays black, so you have to do manual focus and then add the filter.
How joyful - I see them both. Love the big one! The image - amazing. What a marvelous scene!
Spectacular image. This is one reason I want to go back now that I have more experience, to take pictures with a better camera. Thank you for the technical information. Very useful.