SURFER
South Moravian ( Czech Republic )
South Moravian ( Czech Republic )
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People's Choice in Rule Of Thirds Extravaganza Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Rule Of Thirds Extravaganza Photo Contest
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kimberlypinz
March 16, 2017
I can't say enough about this capture. I adore it. Wow. True perfection, what else can I say?
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EricGomez
March 17, 2017
Your photography, not just this picture, is the photography that makes me say, "Wow! Thats in the world I live in?!" Such a good eye, amazing crispness, kudos man!
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Location
This photo was taken in the beautiful region of the Czech Republic - South Moravia. This area has large differences in heights and beautiful landscapes. It is sometimes called "Czech Tuscany".Time
In this case, this is the middle of October. Probably the best time for filming in this region.Lighting
Usually, the best time to shoot at this place is evening. Not the morning, but the evening .. But on that day there was variable cloudiness and a soft enough light, so the picture was taken in the afternoon.Equipment
Nikon D610, Tamron 150-600 (G1), Manfrotto 190CXPRO4Inspiration
The plot itself was quite interesting. Plus to this - the scale of the terrain is clearly visible (although in this case it is still due to the use of long-focus optics)Editing
Yes, post-processing certainly is. Initially, this is 1 RAW, the initial correction in the Camera RAW and further - Nik Color Efex ProIn my camera bag
Nikon D610, Tamron 150-600 (G1), Tamron 15-30/2.8, Nikkor 50/1.8D, two spare batteries, a remote control, several different filters, a set for cleaning the optics, a flashlight, raincoat.Feedback
Many landscapes are shot on wide-angle optics. Try large focal lengths - there will be a completely different effect!
