Amanecer en el Teide
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Location
The photo was taken at Teide Vulcano in Tenerife Island (Spain) at 7 am.Time
I was walking about three hours from the base campament. Starting at 4 am and arrives to the top about 7 am. It was very difficult and painfull climb because i had my right leg injured the day before. But finally the beauty defeats the pain with a marvelous sights.Lighting
I like to play a lot with natural light. I prefer to do my photos in a exterior locations. Always is a big challenge. But that was an easy and lucky capture one to me.Equipment
Canon Eos 650D camera Canon 40 mm 2.8 stm lens Canon 24 mm 2.8 stm lens Amazon Tripod Ultrapix ND 8 filterInspiration
The light and a beautifull landscape like that. It's an amazing and magical place to film. But is very dificult because the weather conditions. I was filming a project called LAS MEMORIAS DEL OLVIDO. It's an audiovisual poemary. You can see something in thd link: https://youtu.be/pHCAeFGOQ_g I want to film an actress in the sunrise walking around the place wearing a blue dress. But it was impossible. I injured my right leg and i can't carried the whole equipment to do it. But i decided to spent the night in the base campament and try to capture the next morning.Editing
No, i only move the contrast and that was all. I prefer to planing the capture and try to reflect the moment the way it is.In my camera bag
Normally the only equipment is the old Canon 650 D and my favourite lens is the Canon 40 mm stm. Fit so well and they are a good tandem to photography. For my audiovisual projects i used another Canon Cameras and lenses. But if you saw the poemary the images were taken with this Canon 650D and the 40 mm lens.Feedback
Planing the capture and known the weather conditions. Study the light changes first and take the time to walking around. I discovered the place one year before i take this picture.
