A sailors grave
A long exposure of a sunrise at Jordan Harbour shipwreck in Jordan, Ontario, Canada.
Shot on Canon 5d mark iii with Tamron 24-70mm with Lee Filters big s...
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A long exposure of a sunrise at Jordan Harbour shipwreck in Jordan, Ontario, Canada.
Shot on Canon 5d mark iii with Tamron 24-70mm with Lee Filters big stopper.
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Shot on Canon 5d mark iii with Tamron 24-70mm with Lee Filters big stopper.
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Contest Finalist in My Best Shot Photo Contest Vol18
Contest Finalist in Simplicity In Focus Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Boats and Vessels Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Rural Decay Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in The Moving Clouds Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Vessels Photo Contest
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Location
I took this photo at the Jordan Harbour in Ontario Canada.Time
I woke up really early on this winter morning to get to the location for the sunrise. Sunrise was around 6am so I was up at 4 in the morning to get there and get setupLighting
I wasnt sure when I saw the sun coming up if it was going to be a good sunrise or not because of all of the cloud coverage. But there was enough of a gap in the clouds to beautifully paint the sky for this long exposure.Equipment
Canon 5d mark iii, tamron 24-70 ii, lee filters big stopper, tripod, remote trigger for the long exposureInspiration
Landscape and long exposure photography are really my favourite types of photography and this location I was really obsessed with because its hard to find these types of landmarks. I visited this spot a few times for a sunrise and this was by far the most spectacular of them all. They have recently removed the steel that holds up the masts which I find really adds a lot of interesting aspects to the actual presence of the ship. So I'm happy I have this photo of the ship before they took those away, I don't think the photo would have the same effect that it has with the look of the masts.Editing
Very little, I believe I didn't even have lightroom when I took this photoIn my camera bag
A cameraFeedback
You may not get it the first, second or third time. Photography is really a gamble and a game of patience. We don't know what mother nature is going to give us but we take all that she gives and we make the best of it.
