Winter Waterfall
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Location
English Garden, Munich, GermanyTime
Late evening (11pm)Lighting
I am an IT consultant and had a lot of stress at work. One day, I couldn'the sleep at night, so I decided to take my camera and go practising long time exposures. I were a photography beginner but still already had my complete camera equipment with me all the time. When I arrived in the Garden, I set up my tripod, added the camera and knelt in the snow. For more than two hours. But I didn't freeze at all, I just had fun trying out long time exposures. And I was impressed how it is possible to get such awesome pictures if you just spend enough time...Equipment
Canon EOS 600D + Canon EF-S 18-55mm + Tripod.Inspiration
I saw so many awesome pictures of waterfalls shot with long time exposures and just wanted to try it myself, without expecting any good results (as it was my first try).Editing
I have increased the contrast, I think that's all. (Sorry if I forgot something - long time ago)In my camera bag
My camera backpack is always with me and packed with my Canon EOS 600D, kit lenses EF-S 18-55mm + EF-S 55-250mm. Also, Canon EF-S 50mm and Walimex pro 14mm. A lot of Filters, raincover, 5 or 6 camera batteries, some memory cards, flash, cleaning equipment and a lot of small tools for the camera.Feedback
At the beginning I nearly gave up being a photographer because nothing worked how I wanted it. I saw all those nice pictures from other people and than mine which were quite disappointing. But I went on, watched tutorials, read magazines and tried again. And I understood: The most important thing for becoming a good photographer is: patience. Try, fail, learn, retry, win.
