HDR Rendition of a broken boat.
While away on a trip to Greece last year I took a wrong turn and got hopelessly lost, so, I followed a small road I was on until I got to the end, upon which th...
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While away on a trip to Greece last year I took a wrong turn and got hopelessly lost, so, I followed a small road I was on until I got to the end, upon which this was the view I had... I was absolutely captivated by the scene and so got to work with the camera, taken at Ormos Panagios, Sithonia, Halkidiki, Greece.
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Nov, 2013Views
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Location
Ormos Panagias, Sithonia, Halkidiki, Greece.Time
11.00am (Approx)Lighting
Plenty of options are up for grabs due to the large broken clouds. Using a low f stop to capture as much detail as possible can give stunning results with the clouds giving a good spread of balance across the shot.Equipment
Camera: Canon 60D. Lens: Tokina 11-16mm @16mm f14.Inspiration
Just the boat, seeing it in a partially restored condition I knew it would make a popular subject to capture. Along with the rolling cloud and the surroundings it was an opportunity not to be missed.Editing
A 5 shot bracketed image for HDR compiled in Photomatix Pro and finished using Photoshop 6.In my camera bag
Camera's: Canon 60D, Canon 5Dmk3 (New). Lenses: Canon 40mm f2.8, 50mm f1.8, 18-55mm f5.6 (kit), 55-250mm f4 zoom, Tokina 11-16mm f2.8 Wide Angle. Various filters, remote trigger.Feedback
I went out that morning intending to explore the coast of Sithonia, Halkidiki, on the way I took a wrong turn, ended up on a dirt road and followed it to its end and this was it. I had all I needed with me so taking the shot was not a problem just had to walk around and evaluate the scene to get as much as I could from it.
