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Dutch Seascape
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Dutch Seascape
What... Jeroen Stel shooting landscapes... Has he lost his mind..??Yep...on "daddy-day" you can not always chase Birds and Deer but.... a nice day at the beach with my son has now officially opened my eyes to landscape photography.. greetings, Jeroen Stel p.s: The word in the bottom right corner is made in the concrete blocks they used for the dam. It is a funny wordplay as the word "tide" in Dutch is called "tijd" but this word also means "time". So they made some wordplays in the concrete blocks like this one saying "tij-dsbesparing" wich means "saving time" (propably as they have used very large concrete blocks back then to save time... Canon Eos 1D Mark III
Shutter speed: 70 sec
Aperture: F 16
Exposure mode: BULB
Exposure compensation: + 1/3
Flash:no
Flash exposure compensation: -
Metering mode: Evaluative
Drive mode: AI Focus
ISO: 50 (L)
Lens: Sigma 17-35mm @ 17mm + Lee "Big-Stopper" +
Jeroen Stel |
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Michelle Alton |
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Beautiful entry into the world of landscape. What the heck is "Big-Stopper?"
March 21, 2011
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Jack Gaskin |
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GREAT CAPTURE & WORK HAPPY SPRING
JACK
March 21, 2011
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Jeroen Stel |
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Dear Michelle, A "Big-Stopper" is a very..very..very...dark ND filter (as good as black) and creates a shutter speed wich is 10 stops slower as normal. Therefor you can create long exposure times and the "milky water effect" in your images even during bright daylight. greetings, Jeroen Stel
www.jeroenstel.com
March 21, 2011
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