Seascapes by Jonathan Stacey

A selection of the work from Jonathan Stacey, A photographer from UK now living in Western Australia. All images are shot with a Nikon D90 and using a Sigma 10-20mm lens with various combinations of HiTech ND filters, reverse ND graduated filters, a B&W 10 stop ND110 filter and Heliopan Polarising filter. Gitzo tripod and head.
Work can be viewed and purchased from http://www.redbubble.com/search/Jonathan+Stacey. Follow him with the iPhone app iFolio free from the iTunes App store. This slideshow uses an astounding piece of music from Ludovico Einaudi entitled Oltremare from his album Divenire.
As a side note, I do not use photoshop, far too complicated for me, I use Adobe Lightroom and generally only use the fill light, vibrance, white balance and graduated filters to bring out what the photograph already has, Everything in my videos is exactly what was shot, no blending of two images etc etc....just to clarify a few sceptics.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Ludovico Einaudi
• Nikon D90
• hitech filters
• sigma lens
• gitzo ocean traveller
• Jonathan Stacey

[TXX03]

Absolutely beautiful, the music goes amazingly with the photography :)

[spacecadet1000]

@TXX03 Thanks for the great comment..:))

[orpheus06]

You are an artist!

[spacecadet1000]

@orpheus06 Hey... Thanks for the great comment...:))

[LexiRamosPhotography]

Please. Can you visit my channel and look at my photography? Please. It would mean a lot to me. If you like my photography, (I make little powerpoints with my pictures in it) please like this comment, so others can find it too.

Thanks, it means a lot.

[spacecadet1000]

@LexiRamosPhotography Done..:))... Hey your work is great.. keep up the good work..:))

[kingsknight1980]

nothing short of breathtaking, its awe-inspiring pictures like this that got me started into photography in the first place. Good Job! your pushing your d90 to its full potential.

[spacecadet1000]

@corabianu Hey, I use Hitech soft edge ND filters mainly for most of my shots.! .:))

[grabedigger]

I would like you to take a look at my latest pictures with a setup somehow like yours. /watch?v=qCHmEqbUkU8

[Tennishead21]

@pgice Filters over HDR every time. You can't beat the realism and live depiction of a scene that a filter offers. HDR makes everything look false.

Great video btw. :)

[pgice]

@AreaQNH870 nope..filter alert! ;)

[AreaQNH870]

eeew HDR alert!

[shaun365]

Jaw dropping, really! I'm curious though: When you're using the 10-stop ND, do you use any other filters? (other NDs, polarizers, etc) and also, given the exposure length and changing lighting conditions at sunset/sunrise, how do you meter accurately??

[CanonLandscape]

Oh my gosh I love 2:32

[sxp241]

Great stuff truly AWESOME.

[alfredtang328]

awesome!