Coastline
This image was shot the same day as the previous post, “Coastal Landscape” dated September 17, 2019. Same area and technique, but different subject and expression.
Coastal Landscape II (30s frame average, 60 frames 1/20s @ f/11, 35mm equivalent, ISO 64)
This long exposure is done with a technique where you average a series of frames with a more “normal” exposure to emulate a longer exposure. The final image is created with an average of your frames, and the image here from a series of frames over a 30 second period, each individual exposure at 1/20s. The resulting image here is from about 60 individual frames. Very convenient when it is done “in camera”.
Coastal Landscape (30s frame average, 60 frames 1/20s @ f/11, 35mm Equivalent, ISO 64)
Coastal landscape, at “Verdens ende” (1/100s @ f/5.6, 50mm equivalent, ISO 100)
Sometimes you just need to pay attention, and out of nowhere an opportunity emerges. A boat had just passed, and I happened to look in that direction and saw the waves echoing the rock formation.
“I simply looked at the world, not really prepared for anything”
Waves, Verdens ende, Vestold (1/640s @ f/5.6, 50mm equivalent, ISO 100)
Verdens Ende, Tjøme - view towards Ferder Ligthouse
Verdens Ende, Tjøme
Some skills are like riding a bike. Once you have mastered it, you will be able to pick it up again even after a long break. Other skills require that you practice them on a regular basis to be able to perform at a certain level, like playing an instrument or speak a foreign language. For me photography is in the latter category; it takes some practice to get back into the grove again.
Verdens Ende, Tjøme
Sanaigmore, Isle of Islay
Brusand Beach, Rogaland Norway