Canon EOS 6D Mark II
EF16-35mm ƒ4L IS USM
ISO 100, 16mm, f16, 44s
Hello HIVEs
Last Sunday I reported about the first part of our bike tour through the north of Germany and showed the pictures of the lighthouse monument Obereversand.
Here is the link again, in case you missed this post...
We had left the stations Bremen, Drummer Neufeld and Stade behind us and thus completed the first 200km. The next destination was Büsum. Geane and I had to pedal another 112km to get there. On this stretch, we crossed the Elbe at Glückstadt. We had a stroke of luck there, as a strut on our luggage rack broke just before the ferry. A temporary repair with cable ties allowed us to continue our journey, but I felt more comfortable fixing it 100%. We made a stop at Fahrrad Horn, who replaced the broken part with a self-made one. An expert: thank you!
Now the road was clear and we reached Büsum in the early evening.
Hier noch einmal der Link, falls ihr diesen Post verpasst habt...
Die Stationen Bremen, Drummer Neufeld und Stade hatten wir hinter uns gelassen und somit die ersten 200km absolviert. Das nächste Ziel war Büsum. Dafür mussten Geane und ich weitere 112km in die Pedale treten. Auf dieser Strecke überquerten wir die Elbe bei Glückstadt. Dort hatten wir in der Tat Glück im Unglück, denn kurz vor der Fähre riss eine Strebe unseres Gepäckständers. Eine provisorische Reparatur mit Kabelbindern ermöglichte zwar die Weiterfahrt, aber mir war es wohler, die Sache 100%ig in Ordnung zu bringen. Dafür legten wir einen Stopp bei Fahrrad Horn ein, der uns das gebrochene Teil durch ein selbst gefertigtes ersetzte. Ein Fachmann: Danke!
Nun war der Weg frei und wir erreichten Büsum am frühen Abend.
Strandkörbe so weit das Auge reicht in Reih und Glied am Strand von Büsum. 😎
The next morning, the weather was pretty bad. Repeated showers and strong winds. We waited in the hotel until it got a little brighter. The next stage was only going to be 40 km long. The tailwind ensured that we covered the first 20 km very quickly. However, things didn't go quite so well for the last 20km of the stage. Rain and strong winds from the front slowed us down. At the finish in St. Peter Ording, the sun greeted us after all.
St.-Peter-Ording Beach
After dinner, we went to the beach with our camera and tripod. After all, we wanted to create a light painting that evening. To do this, we went to one of the many pile dwellings. The sky was already closing in dramatically again. Nevertheless, I didn't give up hope of a beautiful sunset. The weather changes very quickly here. The following picture and the cover picture were taken very quickly after a short adjustment.
Canon EOS 6D Mark II
EF16-35mm ƒ4L IS USM
ISO 100, 16mm, f16, 7.5s
I also captured the next perspective very quickly. Then there were two more perspectives and some ideas. So I grabbed the camera and moved on to the next side.
Canon EOS 6D Mark II
EF16-35mm ƒ4L IS USM
ISO 100, 16mm, f16, 32s
Very dark clouds were already gathering from there. There wasn't much time left for my ideas. But the sky was so impressive that I couldn't resist. I positioned the camera for the last perspective of the evening. Not only was it raining, but there was also a strong wind with a heavy load of sand. At the last second, I managed to get the camera into my rucksack. I'm happy with the result, even if I wasn't able to realize all my ideas. Maybe we'll come back here again sometime.
Canon EOS 6D Mark II
EF16-35mm ƒ4L IS USM
ISO 100, 16mm, f16, 38s
The Set
As always, I'm showing a picture from the set here. I equipped the camera with a polarizing filter, an ND64 filter and a graduated filter for the rotatrion images. The graduated filter was set to darken the lower half of the image. After the shutter button was pressed, I waited 15 seconds, then covered the lens, rotated the camera 180° around the optical axis, rotated the filter 180° and opened the lens for another 15 seconds.
The Set
The next day we went on to Husum and then to the Baltic Sea in Flensburg. From there we took the train home. In total, we covered over 500 km on the tandem. Despite a few showers, it was a very nice trip and we took some unique pictures.
The city of Husum
The last two pictures show the northern German cities of Husum and Flensburg. I hope this post has aroused your interest in northern Germany. Next Sunday I will report on another lightpainting.
So stay tuned!
The city of Flensburg
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Your light painting adventure is mesmerizing! The creativity and skill involved are truly impressive. Can't wait to see more of your stunning visual art!
Thank you! See you next Sunday here on HIVE!
The camera used in taking all these must be really expensive. They are all mind blowing shots.
I wish I had this type at my disposal.
Nice work man
Thank you very much! 😊
I guess my camera is worth half the price of a cell phone in its current state. The equipment is certainly not cheap, but not unaffordable either. A sturdy tripod, a camera with bulb mode, a wide-angle lens and, in this case, some filters are important.
Wow that’s a lot to be honest 😮
Such beautiful photography and those reflections! Amazing.
Thank you! 😊
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Thanks! 😊
Schöne Urlaubsbilder. 😁
Danke! Teilweise etwas ungewöhnliche Urlaubsbilder. Dafür aber relativ selten in der Darstellungsart der Urlaubsorte, nehme ich an. 😎
So könnte man das sagen. 😁
Super zweiter Teil eurer Reise in den hohen Norden. Die Wolken passen in deinen Bildern sehr gut und verleihen der ganzen Szene eine schöne Dramatik. Gefällt mir richtig gut.
Danke Dir! Das Wetter dort war Fluch und Segen zu gleich. Schöne Fotos im Kasten, dafür sind wir aber nass geworden. Am Ende zählt das Ergebnis. 😉
Kein Ponyhof 😁.
The light painting adventure you shared is simply mesmerizing dear friend. The way you got the dramatic sky shot and created stunning visuals is truly impressive. Honestly can't wait to see more of your work good friend
Thank you my friend! I could almost have included a thunderstorm in the pictures. It was (luckily) too far away from us.
Wow then maybe next time if the opportunity comes I would love to see it😍😍😍 I loved your blog brother
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So creative so impressive, love your photography!
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