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FollowA difficult morning to capture a sunrise, and I turned behind me to see the Sydney Harbour bridge swathed in mist
Leica M9 with a Summicron 35mm F2 lensRead more
A difficult morning to capture a sunrise, and I turned behind me to see the Sydney Harbour bridge swathed in mist
Leica M9 with a Summicron 35mm F2 lens
ISO 160
1-15th sec at f5.7
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Leica M9 with a Summicron 35mm F2 lens
ISO 160
1-15th sec at f5.7
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This photograph was taken in Sydney on Port Jackson harbour. I knew the night before that there would be an opportunity to get a sunrise with a reasonable amount of colour in the fog. This image was not my focus of attention but is a perfect example of looking around the spot where you are working. I turned around and saw this opportunity suddenly and pulled the camera up and took the imageTime
7 am on a winters dayLighting
Maximise your chances of using something like fog/mist to your advantage by having a wider space in front of you to capture that light effect. This advice should be taken and used on a case by case basis. It is not a rule.Equipment
Leica M9 with a 35mm F2 lens ISO 160 1/15 sec at f/5.7 Manfrofo Landscape TripodInspiration
The opportunity to experiment with colour on fogEditing
Not really, just balancing the contrast out and cropping.In my camera bag
Leica Moncochrom with a f/0.95 50mm lens Leica type 240 with a f/2 35mm lens Leica Q2 Lee 160 mm filter kit with small, big stoppers and some ND grads Hasselblad XPAN2 (film) with a 23mm and 45 mm lensesFeedback
Look around you. Sometimes there is so much more going on behind you that is a missed opportunity. Also, planning is everything.