64 Degrees North
This here is a shot that i captured during my Trip Iceland on the Black Sand beach of Jökulsárlón
This here is a shot that i captured during my Trip Iceland on the Black Sand beach of Jökulsárlón
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HeavensMelodyPhotography
June 28, 2018
That’s an amazing photo... can you explain what is going on in the image?
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Soulcraft
July 20, 2018
Looks like they took a photo of some glacial ice probably in Iceland with a low shutter speed. Why do you need an explanation?
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Location
Jökulsárlón, IcelandTime
Mid MorningLighting
Natural LightingEquipment
Canon 5d mkiii with the 16-35mm 2.8 attached to the Induro carbon TripodInspiration
The beauty of the ice shimmering in the sunlight was all it tookEditing
Yes, took the RAW file and transferred to Lightroom 5 and raised shadows by 20%, decreased highlights to 35%, then cam back in with the adjustment brush to darken the shadows I wanted to stand out and then pushed clarity up by 10%, finally hit Control R to adjust the HorizonIn my camera bag
These days it's the Sony A7rii with the Canon to 16-35mm 2.8, also I keep the 70-200 2.8 Mkii and 50mm 1.4 in there for just in case but the 16-35mm is my go to Lens for nowFeedback
My advice is to just be patient, photography is not something that needs an itinerary......you should limit yourself from having a schedule or a to do list. Try to envision the shot you would like to capture and then try to deliver the results, remember you're there on natures time so whatever she dishes out make sure to capture it the best possible way, but when doing so make sure to shoot with feelings and not with what you see ;)
