Blue(s) of future
Apr, 2020Views
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Location
The photo was taken on the river Sava, in Slovenia, in the town of Brezice. Living in Samobor, Croatia, only half an hour drive from Brežice, I spent one weekend going on a trip to the newly built hydro power plant on the Sava River in Brežice. I am an amateur photography enthusiast and always have a camera with me.Time
This photography was taken on February 8, 2020. between 13:30 and 14:00 PM.Lighting
It was an unusually pleasant and sunny day for February. Clear blue skies and beautiful, soft, diffused light was spread above forests and river. That bluish tone that covered the space was simply overwhelming. The sight of the birds watching that blue day in front of them, seemed a little bit like a futuristic melancholy.Equipment
The photo was taken with a Nikon D80 camera with 18-135 kit lens. No other equipment was involved.Inspiration
As I stated before, I am an amateur photography enthusiast and simply enjoy capturing the moments of everyday life. I love watching and capturing the world hidden behind the camera.Editing
A photograph is a (1:1) square crop of a vertically photographed scene. With sqare crop i avoided the lighter tones on the water and kept the even same tone blue. In PS camera raw-u i used a graduated filter and in PS the minimum correction of brightnes/contrast and levels.In my camera bag
The only equipment I use is my old Nikon D80 with 18-135 kit lens. In very rare situations I use a tripod. A photography is my passion and enjoyment, and all the additional equipment limit and deprive me of a sense of freedom and unconstrained.Feedback
The only advice I can give is "always have your camera with you, indulge yourself and enjoy" All around us are unrepeatable scenes, motives, people, situations ... waiting to be recorded for eternity.
