"NAUTILUS"
Como mañana comienzo una temporada de 111* días sin publicar naturaleza o paisaje (ver abajo el por qué), he querido subir esta fotografía del lago B...
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Como mañana comienzo una temporada de 111* días sin publicar naturaleza o paisaje (ver abajo el por qué), he querido subir esta fotografía del lago Baikal.
Esta formación rocosa que veis y que recuerda a la nave Nautilus, es una de las rocas más conocida de todo el lago Baikal, con una peculiar burbuja doble de metano congelada en primer plano. Dicha burbuja era del tamaño de un segundo plato en su diámetro. Muy interesantes.
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Recomiendo para apreciar todos los detalles, ver la foto en grande y a mejor calidad en mi galería de paisajes "ESCAPARATES DE LA NATURALEZA": http:--pixelecta.com-proyecto-escaparates-de-la-naturaleza-
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Spring 21 Award
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9Teen Award
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Runner Up in The Shapes Of Ice Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in The Shapes Of Ice Photo Contest
Peer Award
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Outstanding Creativity
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Juan PIXELECTA "LucrOit Photographer"
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Behind The Lens
Location
Lake Baikal That rock is very well known. In February.Time
Two hours before sunset.Lighting
No. Nothing interesting in the light, it had very good light.Equipment
12mm f11.0 Iso 100 ND Gradient SoftInspiration
I took several photos, but this photo I liked because of those frozen methane bubbles.Editing
Yes, basic settings with Lightroom and the rest of the processing with Photoshop. I always look for realism and accentuate the interesting with a subtle vignette.In my camera bag
Canon 5D Mark IV: Lens 11-24mm f4.0 L Series Lens 24-70mm f2.8 L Series Lens 100-400mm f4.5-5.6 L Series + Multiplier x1.4 Lens 50mm f1.4 Lens 100mm Macro f2.8 Serie L Tripod STEALTH-Induro Carbon Filter holder LucrOit 165 with ND10, ND6, ND3 + Gradient SoftFeedback
Always look for the power of the diagonals, which start from the corners. The diagonals lead you the look where you want and add depth.
