The Lights Of The Night Sky
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With the nights getting longer again and spirits falling with many new lockdowns in various countries I thought this picture of a magical night in the Lofoten Islands may lift the mood.
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When I was at the Drei Zinnen, I stayed there until it got dark. I wanted to photograph the Drei Zinnen Hütte at night. So I had to walk back the 6 kilometers to the parking lot alone in the dark. It was a bit scary but I survived. Here is the result.
Als ich an den drei zinnen war, bin ich dort solang geblieben, bis es dunkel wurde. Ich wollte gerne mal die Drei Zinnen Hütte bei nacht fotografieren. Also musste ich im dunklen die ca 6 Kilometer zum Parkplatz alleine zurücklaufen. Das war ein bisschen grusselig aber ich habe es überlebt. Hier ist das Ergebnis.
Sony Alpha 7r
Camera Settings
Sky
Sony lens 20mm F/1.8
ISO 1600
F/1.8
15 sec
Foreground
Sony lens 16 - 35mm F4
24mm
ISO 400
F/8
30 sec
Info
Edit in Lightroom and Photoshop
Location Drei Zinnen Hütte
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Ja, ja, ich weiß, da habe ich doch grade eins hochgeladen, aber das andere Bild war ein Panorama mit 50 mm und das hier ist eine Single Aufnahme mit 85 mm. Vermutlich werde ich keine weitere Chance bekommen, ein Bild von Neowise zu bekommen.
Während ich mit dem 50 mm versucht habe die Straße als führende Linie zu verwenden, habe ich bei 85 mm versucht sie zu verstecken.
Und ich befürchte, dass ich die nächsten Tage auch noch ein Foto vom Sonnenuntergang hochladen muss, der war nämlich auch sehr schön :-P
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Canon EOS 5D Mark IV + Sigma Art 24/35. 6400 ISO f/2.5 25s.
Mount StarAdventurer.
Addition of 6 pictures with SIRIL.
Photoshop.
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