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Marty315

Karma black and white

NIKON D7200

settings

Aperture f/10 ISO 100 Shutter 217/1 Focal Length 160/10

upload_date

Jun, 2018

Views

586

Likes

+40

Awards

Zenith Award

Creative Winter Award

Community Choice Award

Contest Finalist in Black And White With Long Exposures Photo Contest

Outstanding Creativity

+14

Superb Composition

+12

Peer Award

+10

Absolute Masterpiece

Top Choice

Superior Skill

All Star

Genius

Magnificent Capture

Top Ranks

Top 10 rank

Stunning shot

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Thank you Steve!!

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A last minute burst from the passing storm.

When the sun moves straight down the shore of the south shore of Long Island

After Hurricane Sandy hit Long Island a boat appears along the inlet. Its name Instant Karma...

As the storm rolls across the Atlantic, but a slight window opens up to feel the burn. Picture taken on the south shore of Long Island Robert Moses be

While the sun was setting and the sky lit up, gave a perfect scene to break out the lens ball

The new transportation hub created after 9-11

That moment when all the elements work out for you

Over a calm bay brings yet another new day as the sun began to burn up the sky

Shelf cloud brings a heavy down pour directly behind it as it crossed over the Fire Island inlet bridge

The emptiness of Dumbo and the Brooklyn bridge park

The Fire Island inlet frozen in time winter 2018

As nighttime begin and the city lights started to shine, the Brooklyn bridge comes alive

As the sun rose behind the Guardian across the Great south bay

As a storm surges in across the south shore of Long Island you never know what is going to be washed up on the beach.

Dumbo Brooklyn overlooking Downtown Manhattan

Behind The Lens

Location

This photo was taken on the southshore of long island after super storm Sandy came across and served Long Island a beating that would go down in the history books

Time

As the sun was setting across the horizon, and the clouds were rolling in created the perfect set up for a long exposed shot

Lighting

There was something about the wispy clouds that I found interesting to draw a viewers eye into the abandoned/wrecked ship. The lighting came from the accented sun and the backlit clouds

Equipment

This was shot with the reliable Nikon D7200, with my go to lens at the time the Tamron 16-300mm set on the rocks on a tripod

Inspiration

The inspiration behind the shot is simply the name of the shipwrecked boat "Instant Karma" When a Super storm comes wrecking through the area it make doe a perfect set up "you are never promised tomorrow"

Editing

Upon uploading this photo to Lightroom, I thought it would be an interesting theme when turned into a blak and white photo

In my camera bag

Nikon d7200 and/or a Z6 along with tripod and filters, but you cant forget the DJI drone

Feedback

There is never wasted click, as you develop your skill set the number of clicks start to decease. So with that said "If you are not out photographing something you wont increase your skill level

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Karma black and white

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