Daniel Nebreda

Trees

Hidden Path in the Forest

Hidden Path in the Forest
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Canon EOS 60D

settings

Aperture f/5.6 ISO 200 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 18/1

location

Bergen, Hordaland, NO

upload_date

Mar, 2020

Views

1280

Likes

+220

Awards

Zenith Award

Contest Finalist in Lost In The Forest Photo Contest

Contest Finalist in Green Shades Photo Contest

Curator's Selection

Top Shot Award 21

Spring 21 Award

Staff Favorite

Peer Award

+415

Top Choice

+25

Absolute Masterpiece

+24

Superb Composition

+16

Outstanding Creativity

Magnificent Capture

Genius

All Star

Superior Skill

Emotions

Impressed

+11

Happy

Relaxed

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Behind The Lens

Location

I took this photo while touring Norway. The legends of this country say that these forests are inhabited by creatures called Trolls.

Time

The time of day when I took the photograph would be around 16:00 in the afternoon. In Norway it gets dark very early and that is why you can see a light that transmits mystery.

Lighting

For me it is better to look for natural lights because it is the way to show objects and environments in their purest form. I always try to tend more towards dark photographs because an excessively illuminated photograph will never be improved in post-production.

Equipment

For this photograph I only used my wide angle lens (10-18mm) to better capture the illuminated path between the trees.

Inspiration

With this photograph I tried to capture the magic and mystery hidden in the great forests of northern Norway. That wild nature where human beings have never been.

Editing

The photograph has a small edit in Photoshop. Only the curves and the lighting.

In my camera bag

I always carry in my bag a large and a small tripod, several lenses (50mm, 10-18mm and 55-250mm), filters, charger, batteries, insulating cover for the rain, remote control and gloves for the cold.

Feedback

I always try to get away from the most photographed and touristy places. I look for new spaces and points of view (I put the camera on the ground or prop it up on a log). And most importantly, be faithful to what the camera shows: Do not abuse the editing.

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Trees

Hidden Path in the Forest

Behind The Lens

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