I think I need to take landscape work more seriously, and if photography is gonna be a large portion of my life and be the cause of all arguments on future family vacations when I want to get up at 4am, then I need to get some proper gear and make some fine art photographs.
The ND Filter means i'm gonna have to carry a tripod which i've been quite against for some time. But I think i'm growing up a bit. Professionals use tripods all the time for landscape work, and there's no way I could hold my camera still for 8 times longer than usual. My plan is to go to Farthing Downs again at some point when i'm spending a weekend back from uni, then take some ridiculous photos with shutter speeds well over 15 seconds (hopefully by combining ISO 200 with f/22). This may not be for a few weeks, and I need to wait for the filter to arrive first anyway.
Photography Roadmap
Completed Mid 2008, Nikon D40
52mm Polarising Filter:
Completed Late 2008, Camlink 52mm Polariser
Completed Jan 2009, Tamron 10-24mm Lens
77mm UV Filter:
Completed Jan 2009, Jessops 77mm Skylight Filter
77mm 0.9 ND Filter:
Completed Feb 2009, Tiffen 0.9 ND Filter
77mm Warming Filter:
Not Complete
77mm Gradient Filter:
Not Complete
77mm IR Filter:
Not Complete
External Flash (probably Nikon SB-400):
Not Complete
Not Complete
UV Filter:
Not Complete
Polarising Filter?
Not Complete
Not Complete
Not Complete
UV Filter:
Not Complete
Not Complete
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