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Published: 2008-04-24 16:48:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 8692; Favourites: 375; Downloads: 0
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Los Escullos (Cabo de Gata), Andalucia, SpainAs the sun rises the rocks are dipped into red light while the tiny moon sets behind the hills.
When photographing the sunrise I randomly turned back and noticed this wonderful illumination of the coast.
Colours are rather genuine and are not edited crucially.
Nikon D50
DX 18-55mm
GND 0.9
0.5 sec.
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thank you!!
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Hammer Foto!
Ich wΓΌrd dir aber empfehlen fΓΌr den Mond ne extra Belichtung anzufertigen, Iso hΓΆher und dann mit grΓΆΓerer Blende den Mond scharf ablichten.
Greets
Jan
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Ja hΓ€tte man machen kΓΆnnen, aber ich fand es schΓΆn so und am natΓΌrlichsten!
Ich war so beschΓ€ftigt mit dem Rest da hab ich an sowas auch garnicht gedacht ^^
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Ist auch immer wieder sehr aufregend so eine Lichtstimmung
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amazing! the red lighting, combined with the moon in a still bright sky brings to mind an alien planet...maybe mars or something...too cool!
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you're most welcome!
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Gorgeous coloration in this shot. Those reds and blues are just spectacular. Plus I love how you left the shutter open long enough for a long exposure, but not to the point you lose all of the details in the waves. If you don't mind me asking, what shutter speed did you use?
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Thanks. That was my intention! Actually its written in the comment. It was 0.5 seconds.
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Thanks, such a spectacular shot.
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wow...this is so amazing...I tried to do low speed like this but never worked...
u used tripod rite?
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Thanks very much.
Of course, you do have to use a tripod in order not to shake the camera. The longer the exposures are the more steadier the tripod has to be actually.
Then it's pretty simple actually. Light has to be low (or you have to use a neutral density filter that absorbs the most amount of light). You have to have some moving objects in it of course. The shutter speed you choose depends on the amount of light, the aperture you choose, and the speed of the object you're photographing. For this one I set a shutter of 0.5 secs because the backflowing water was rather fast and the light quite low. If I had wanted more blurred water I should have chosen a shutter like 1 or 2 minutes.
Hope that helped.
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wow..thank you very much..I'm sure it'll help me alot...
hehe I'll try ur suggestion
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Oh, my god!! Thanks
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of course I know:
ISO 200
f22 in order to get 0.5 sec of shutter speed
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This photo have been featured on Thumbs of the Week 74th .
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Thanks a lot!!
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exellent shot, colors, light and composition - all outstanding
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Danke
Farben sehen vielleicht unnatΓΌrlich aus - so kams aber tatsΓ€chlich aus der Kamera.
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