Sunset
Pubnico harbour. Nova Scotia, Canada
Pubnico harbour. Nova Scotia, Canada
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Location
This was taken minutes from where I live at the Pubnico Harbour, in the beautiful province of Nova Scotia.Time
This image was taken at sunset!Lighting
The setting sun provided perfect lighting to achieve the look I was going for. Deep orange vast clouds, above the gleaming calm ocean waters, silhouetteing the pieces of grass in the front of the image.Equipment
Canon Rebel t3iInspiration
It is simply impossible to not be inspired, by the many eye catching sunsets along the coast.Editing
For post-processing I just tweaked the exposure to ensure I had the proper balance. A slight touch to bring back the colours, which were so vast on their own already. I wanted to keep this image looking as natural as possible. So minimal editing is the key.In my camera bag
I have my two kit lenses , a 50 mm lens , 70-200mm and a 80mm. Tripod for low shutter speed or night time photography.Feedback
Don’t fret if you don’t get the perfect image before the sun goes down. I always say there will be many more to come. Each sunset is unique. Look st your surroundings, around the ocean there can be many things such as drift wood , rope , tall grass or wildflowers. That you can use as a focus to add more detail to your photo. Take many shots, try different angels. Sometimes the best images are the ones you don’t expect to be , or the “unplannedI just winged it photos”.
