Sunset Glow
A summer evening on Clatsop Spit where the Peter Iredale stranded in 1906.
A summer evening on Clatsop Spit where the Peter Iredale stranded in 1906.
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Location
The photo was taken at Ft. Stevens State Park in Warrenton, on the northwestern tip of Oregon.Time
It was a relatively warm evening in early June, I wanted some blue hour shots of Peter Iredale and was playing with a neutral density filter while I was waiting for the sun to set.Lighting
I used the wreck to block the sun and am really happy how the light is glowing in the water and the wet sand, that's why I call it 'Sunset Glow'.Equipment
Canon EOS 70D on a tripod with Canon EF-S18-200mm f3.5-5.6IS lens and a variable neutral density filter at a focal length of 20mm, 3.2sec at f13, ISO 100.Inspiration
The light, reflections and trying to get the motion in the water.Editing
Adjusting highlights and shadows to get the depth of the scene ... added some saturation and luminosity in the oranges to enhance the glow.In my camera bag
The combination used in this photo is what I always carried around along with my tripod ( have since then upgraded to a full frame camera).Feedback
A neutral density filter is a must to for the long exposure to get the motion in the water, other than that the Peter Iredale is a fun subject that I have captured in many different angles, weather and times of the day.
