I made a short “how I made this photo” video, the video only covers the part where I’m in the field.
Post-production wish, I can tell you that I ended up combining two photos, one with the cloud part – that’s from the long exposure photo – and one where I used the ground part, which is from a normal exposure with a faster shutter speed. Because the ground wasn’t quite sharp enough in the long exposure photo. Because when you use a long tele like I did with this photo, it doesn’t take much wind to shake the camera just a bit, and that is enough to make the ground blurry and not sharp.
- Aperture: ƒ/22
- Camera: NIKON D800
- Focal length: 200mm
- ISO: 50
- Shutter speed: 121s
