Anse du Verger, Cancale, Brittany, France
Nikon Z7
Nikon Z 14-30mm f/4 S-Line @14mm
120 sec.
f/11
ISO 64
Nisi V6 Filters Holder
Nisi ND Grad Hard 2 stops
Nisi ND 6 stops
Really Right Stuff TVC-33 Tripod + BH-55 Ball Head
Amberlie reached out for a session. We discussed a few looks including a swim look. I wanted to change it up by shoot the swim look indoors. I like the way it turned out. I hope you do as well.
First time this young lady posed and worked in studio. Just finished her Masters degree and is now pursuing her PhD.
Just a few interesting details walking around a couple of towns in Germany. In the second one, I was just captured by the setting sunlight in an alley.
3 Comments
Nice one, Jerome! I particularly like those white fingers of time-smeared foam, and there's a complementarity between the sea and sky patterns, which mirror each other to a degree. You've balanced all the elements in what is for me a very pleasing composition.
The top left part of the sky looks unnaturally dark to me, given that the relatively well-lit foreground is illuminated from above more than from the sunrise. We all like dramatic skies, but the sky is almost always lighter than the earth or water below, something people often overlook in using grads and in processing.
Thank you Chris 🙏🏻
I think I now have good experience of using GND filters. For this photo, I used a 2-stop GND: it is not this density that can darken the sky so much! So it is a very dark sky.
The exposure of the foreground was made taking into account the brightness of the rising sun, not to overexpose it.
Perhaps you are not used to the skies that we can have in Brittany?