This past weekend I had it in my head that I wanted to accomplish some long exposures in an area by a beautiful foot bridge in Trexler Park, Allentown, PA. Having been there the week before, I had a pre-conceived plan of how I wanted to approach the composition. The only thing I needed was the cooperation of Mother Nature. She was a bit finicky at the start. But in the end, she came through for me. Note: All of the following images utilized a 10 stop neutral density filter and were taken with the Olympus OM-D E-M1 MkII paired with the M.Zuiko ED 7-14mm f2.8 PRO.
ISO 64, 10mm, f/16, 60.0 secs.
This next image was taken using Olympus’ “Live Composite” mode. By using this approach, I am able to create a more painterly effect in the sky. This is accomplished by setting the camera to expose every 2 seconds. The total time on this image was 3 minutes.
ISO 200, 9mm, f/5.6, 180 secs
This final image is a shot of an old hunting cabin adjacent to the the foot bridge.
ISO 200, 10mm, f/10, 60.0 secs.
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Fantastic Photograph!! Nothing looks like this in San Diego!! 😦
Thanks Robert. You should come east for a visit…
Treadler Park. Loved this image.
I see you used a filter system that utilized a 10 stop neutral density filter with the M.Zuiko ED 7-14mm f2.8 PRO.
Would you please share the name of the filter system that you used with M.Zuiko ED 7- 14 mm f/2.8 PRO lens.
Was the filter adapter made by Phil Norton for the M.Zuiko ED 7-14 mm f/2.8 PRO lens with Nisi ND filter?
Thank you,
James Nelson
Jim, Thanks. To answer your question, I used to types of adapter. One from Phil Norton & one from Lee. I’m still evaluating them both. Regarding the filters, I’m using Nisi & Lee. Hope that helps.
I am sure there are many landscape photographers who would be very interested in your final evaluation of these two systems for the Olympus M.Zuiko ED 7 -14 mm f/2/8 Pro lens. Would your please share your findings.
I would like to purchase a ND filter system for my Olympus M.Ziko ED 7 – 14 f/2/8 PRO lens and want to choose the best system for my new wide angle lens.
Thank you,
James Nelson
Jim, My pleasure.
Gorgeous photo, you are very Talented
Beautiful images! Please continue to update us on ND system that you use.
Thank you,
Jim
Still testing…