A long exposure of 220 seconds at f14 and 30mm shot with the 18-55mm zoom and Fuji X-T1 short after sunset. I used the 10 stop filter (Big Stopper) of my Lee Seven5 filter system. Location: Sea resort Schillig / National Park Wadden Sea. Yesterday.
© RSP – Reinhold Staden Photography
December 2016
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Well done. 🙂
A beauty .. 😄
This is such a beautiful photo, I love the colors and ‘dark’ atmosphere !
Thank you!
Wow! I love the ocean flows into the sky. Nice work!
Superb shot, as always, Reinhold. Beautiful composition with those leading lines and that fabulous “note sheet” adding so much interest to the serene landscape. And the colors are divine!
Thanks, Angela. Glad you like it. Cheers. Reinhold
This is just gorgeous. I love the solitary feel!
Thank you! Glad you like it. 🙂
Brilliantly observed, Reinhold! And love the title…
Thank you, Sue. Glad you like the “music”. Smiles. Reinhold
I love old structures like that, but none anywhere near me!
Another wonderful long exposure…you are nailing these!
Thank you, appreciate your nice comment! Cheers. Reinhold
Herrliche Aufnahme, schöner Titel! ^^ Nicht nur ein wunderbar natürlich entstandenes Notenblatt, diese ‘lines in a stave created on the oceanic sheet of music’, sondern auch eine sanfte, eindrucksvolle Farbharmonie und ein unheimliche Ruhe vermittelndes Foto, Reinhold! Diese Perspektive schenkt so viel Raum. Herrlich!
LG Michèle
Das freut mich Michèle! Dann hat sich der Weg und die Wartezeit ja gelohnt. Diese Minuten nach dem Sonnenuntergang sind immer wieder spannend. Besonders wenn man 4 Minuten Belichtungszeit hat und das ganze nur ein paar Minuten dauert. Da hat man nur 2-3 Versuche. Aber es klappt immer öfter. Liebe Grüsse nach Hamburg. Reinhold
220 seconds, really?! Lost for words…
… a long time for a tripod to stand on the wet sand of a beach… but I heard a tip the other day… 3 old (or new) compact disks. One for each foot of the tripod leg. Stops the tripod to sink into the sand. Thank you, Amy. Glad you like my composition of the music of the ocean. 🙂 Smiles. Reinhold
I’d bring my iPhone with ebooks. 🙂 🙂