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Sunrise at the famous church Jamnik in Slovenian Alps
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The photo was taken at the end of my autumn trip at autumn 2016 on the way from Dolomites at home. It is church Jamnik in Slovenia.Time
This image is taking at sunrise time. We sleped near this church, but we still had to get up at 5.00 to be first overthere, because it is famous place an may be for lot of photographer important to shoot ! And we was rigth. Be first means have a better place for shooting ! Finaly the photo was take at 7,13 a.m....Lighting
In the evening we had a place to watch and think how it would look good if we had a low cloud in the morning, which prevails over the hill of the church. The dream has come trueEquipment
I used the borrowed camera CANON EOS 80D and my lens CANON 70-200 L f/4 on the gitzo tripod. My camera CANON EOS 6D with 24-70 f2,8 L II stood next to borrowed comboInspiration
I was looking for a photo like this because I've seen a lot of pictures from here, but I wanted to have another oneEditing
I always shoot in RAW. I imported this photo in Lightroom and made some post-proces like always - little bit WB, contrast, white and blacks and than convert it info TIFF. Then in PS wiht Google Nick Software made BW...In my camera bag
I ussually use only CANON EOS 6D, always have lens CANON 24-70 f2,8 LII, CANON 16-35 f/4 L, CANON 70-200 f/4 L or CANON 100-400 4-5,6 L II. Than extender 1,4III and IR remote control, ND filterFeedback
Man must be lucky for conditions, if you want to have photo like this is. And we where very lucky ( with my friend ) for this conditions... And in lanscape photography you need to be patient - trying and traveling at the same place so often until you have what you want to have.