I accompanied my father and his friend on one of their Oystering/Clamming mornings. I was hoping to capture some of the quietness of the activity while still hinting at the muddy work involved. We started right after dawn and continued for a couple hours. I took pictures on a Pentax 645N, 645Z and a Nikon F5. The early pictures in the day caught golden hour and I was using the digital camera at that time, but when the light changed I started using the film cameras. Unfortunately, like an idiot, I forgot to throw on the GND filter and the exposures didn't end up like I wanted them to so most of what you see here is from the digital beast at golden hour (and after with the GND).
Along The Water | Pentax 645Z, ISO 400, 35mm, F6.7, 1/400", UV
Checking An Oyster | Pentax 645Z, ISO 200, 50mm, F4, 1/1000", UV
Searching The Cordgrass | Pentax 645Z, ISO 320, 50mm, F4, 1/1000", UV
Clamming | Nikon F5, Kodak Ektar 100-135, 16-35 1.4 G ED, UV
Resting | Pentax 645Z, ISO 160, 35mm, F4, 1/1000", UV + GND1.3
A New Spot | Pentax 645Z, ISO 100, 35mm, F5, 1/320", UV + GND1.3
Checking On Progress | Pentax 645Z, ISO 400, 35mm, F22, 1/100", UV + GND1.3
Thinking On The Boat | Pentax 645Z, ISO 400, 35mm, F5.6, 1/250", UV + GND1.3
