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Mike, Sarah, Theodor- thanks a lot for your kind words! Stanislav -
No editing besides raw development and cropping. Please share your thoughts! Thanks for taking the time, Stanislav -
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No editing besides raw development and cropping. Please share your thoughts! Thanks for taking the time, Stanislav
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No editing besides raw development and cropping. Please share your thoughts! Thanks for taking the time, Stanislav
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No editing besides raw development and cropping (the painterly effect is due to camera movement). Please share your thoughts! Thanks for taking the time, Stanislav
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Artist: Stanislav Volgushev;
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No editing besides raw development and cropping (the painterly effect is due to camera movement). Please share your thoughts! Thanks for taking the time, Stanislav -
No editing besides raw development and cropping (the painterly effect is due to camera movement). Please share your thoughts! Thanks for taking the time, Stanislav -
Artist: Stanislav Volgushev;
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Karl and Alf, thank you for the positive feedback! Anita, thank you for your comment! Of course I don't mind you asking. Overall, there are many factors like focal length, exposure duration, surrounding light that influence the final result. This image was taken with a shutter speed 1/25'th second and at a focal length corresponding to roughly 140mm. There was no direct sunlight (it was overcast), so overall there are no strong contrasts in the picture. As far as I remember, the main movement of the camera was vertical, with a uniform speed. That is important because shaking movements will usually result in a very unpleasant image. I hope this helps you a bit. I guess my main recommendation is to experiment with different light conditions and shutter speed settings. For focal lengths around 100-140mm something between 1/10'th and 1/30'th works best for me, but it might depend on the camera (for this image, I used a Canon G10). Stanislav -
Thank you for your kind words Michael! Stanislav -
No editing besides raw development and cropping (the painterly effect is due to camera movement). Please share your thoughts! Thanks for taking the time, Stanislav
