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Make: Canon
Model: Canon EOS 5D
Shutter Speed: 30/1 second
F Number: F/11.0
Focal Length: 17 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Date Picture Taken: Jan 19, 2008, 8:02:03 AM

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The Winter Storm

Sunrise during a winter storm on the southern Norwegian coast

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Location: Mølen, Vestfold, Norway
Date: January 19th, 2008
Light Conditions: Cloudy
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Camera: Canon EOS 5D
Lens: Canon EF 17-40 f/4L USM
Focal Length: 17 mm
Flash: --
Flash Mode: --

Shutter Speed: 30.0 sec
Aperture: 11.0
ISO: 100

Panorama: --
Tonemapping: --

Tripod: Manfrotto 055PROB
Tripod Head: Manfrotto 488RC2

Filters:
- Cokin Z-Pro Z121S ND Grad (ND8)

From a trip to a magical place called "Molen" (Mølen) by the southern coastline.

Molen is a long round-stone beach with an aura of mysticism about it. Along the beach are at least two
ancient grave mounds.

I've been to this beach a couple of times now, and both times the conditions were less
than optimal. This time, I had to struggle with strong gale winds and the waves breaking the rocky
shoreline. Foam, water and wind right in my face. Continuously cleaning the camera of
the salty water. With such strong winds, particles of water travel pretty far onto the beach. Some 50-60 meters
at least. Because of this, I didn't manage to get as close as I wanted to the water.

This and another different type of shot were the two keepers from this session.

Tricky exposure as well so this time I had to do some serious blending work using masks. The main exposure is 30 seconds and the darker exposure which I layered and masked is 17 seconds.

Believe me, 30 second exposure during these conditions are incredibly tricky. I held the tripod with both hands while the wind shook me. I was lucky, because most of the other long exposures I shot here suffered from blur.

Color temperature/white balance adjusted. Curves used for contrast enhancement (masking a few parts).

Not as tranquil as my last few shots have been, but personally I really like this.

Thanks for looking.

- Anders

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lovely, powerful, great . . . love it

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Dette var et nydelig fotografi.Bruker du lysmåler?
That my friend is nature, and art :D
Terrific!

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This was not my idea
That is the most amazing shot I have ever seen, the colors, and everything about it are simply beautiful. Fantastic Job.

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Wonderful angle and that sky makes this shot all the more sweeter. Beautiful!! The details are just amazing!

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When my :camera: cannot take a picture, my :heart: does.
Little dark but moody shot...great work as usual
Very impressive :thumbsup:

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I love your pics! You always seem to take your photos in the late aftersoon/evening.. and you never get ANY grain or noise. This pisses me off! =D nah just kiddin.. i really love watching your stuff, great work once again!

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