Aerial photo of the ocean crushing on the rocks
Aerial photo of the ocean crushing on the rocks
Aerial photo of the ocean crushing on the rocks
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Aperture 22/10 ISO 109 Shutter 1/100 Focal Length 470/100 
Port Alfred, Eastern Cape, ZA
Jul, 2023Views
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Location
One of the beaches just outside Port ElizabethTime
Late afternoon, just before sunset. We were getting ready to take some long exposures of the ocean crashing on the rocks and to do some light painting with steelwoolLighting
Late afternoon soft light is the best time for photography and even more so when taking drone photos as the light intensity is just some much brighter when the drone is in the skyEquipment
DJI Mavic 2Inspiration
The beautiful colour of the pattern and the pattern of the rocksEditing
I most likely tweaked the saturation and possibly moved the hue slightly... and remove digital noiseIn my camera bag
FUJI XH1 35mm F2 100-400 16-80 F4 12mm Rokinon F2 DJI Mavic 2Feedback
Wait for the late afternoon when the light is softer and shadows are less pronounced. Move around to find a good composition Use TRIPOD MODE in the drone so it hangs stiller Make use of ND filters to slow the shutter speed down a bit.
