Diamond Waves
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Thank you, this was shot using Nikon Z 14-24 F/2.8 lens at 17mm
Thanks for the answer. Someday I hope to get to a location as this.
I have been considering purchasing the Laowa 10mm, F/2.8 Zero-D, especially after seeing it featured in a Mads Peter Iversen Video at an Ice Beach. Also considering for European Cathedral interiors. Perhaps the Z 14-30mm F/4, which I already own, is wide enough???
The Nikon Z 14-30 F/4 is definitely wide enough for landscapes, 10mm prime to my opinion is very wide and might fit extreme cases like Cathedral, In landscape I find the zooming ability a critical point for selecting a lens since it allows the agility of ultra wide 14mm to a bit narrow 24mm, especially in cases similar to this one where getting closer to the ice is tricky due to the waves.
So basically if you own a 14-30 F/4 I would suggest using it, the reason I made a choice for F/2.8 and not the F/4 was the fact that when attempting to capture the northern light the extra stops gained F/2.8 allow a better movement capture.
I hope this helps, if you have any more questions I'll be more than happy to answer.
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I love the feel of this image, definitely fire and ice!
I would like to know which lens you used?