The Arrábida bridge, Porto, Portugal, built in 1963, is a splendid example of the modern architecture.
A story behind: This is another thing that I am recently very interested in: slow shutter speed - long exposure photos.
The fast moving clouds on the slow shutter speed of 48 seconds make an image more dynamic.
Gear: Nikon D700. Nikkor 16-35 mm. Polarizer. 10 ND-Stop.
Aperture: f/22
Shutter speed: 48 sec
Exposure bias: +0,3 EV
Focal Length: 17 mm
ISO: 50
Place taken: Porto, Portugal.
Maciek.
Wieeeeelki wspaniały..... rozporek! Fantastyczne!
ReplyDeletenever thought to use a slow shutter on clouds - i'm going to try it some day!
ReplyDeletealso, can i ask you to clarify your suggestion of getting a polarizer? i looked it up and all it said was it makes your images brighter - i thought those particular images were pretty bright. i appreciate your input!
@Mina: A good polarizer ( or circular polarizing filter ) is a must. It is not an expensive piece of photo equipment but matters.
ReplyDeleteIn general what it does is during the bright light ( middle of the day, southern countries )it softens the light and gets the sky more deep blue not pale blue. Remember: the most visible effect happens when shooting 90 º to the sun.
thanks!
ReplyDelete@fotocyk: dzieki za odwiedziny !
ReplyDeleteMagical photo - full of life, energy and movement. Mission accomplished!:)
ReplyDelete@joanna: Thanks!
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