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Die Elbe am Falkensteiner Ufer, Hamburg; 04/2022
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Camera: PEN-F
Lens: OLYMPUS M.25mm F1.2
Aperture: f/5,6
Focal Length: 25,0 mm
Shutter speed: 1/125 s
ISO: 80
Flash: Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode
Taken: 2022:04:03 13:48:07
Licence: I do not want to be contacted at all.

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  • quiet a sport without a zoomlens to get this shot right.. where did you stand ? salut from HCB
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    You guessed it againThumbsupI actually had to do some climbing here. But not because I had no zoom, but because I wanted to change the perspective of the foreground! I wanted to add the wooden balustrades to the skewed lines of the roofs and chimney. To do this, I climbed down an embankment about 5 m from the footpathRolling eyesHCB would not have used a zoom, because he consistently adapted his picture ideas to a viewing angle of about 50 degrees. That is exactly why he never cropped his photos. An ingenious approach that I can affirm 100%.
  • I understand this idea of you (and HCB) more and more. That's why I see you doing as you do. I use lots the 18-55mm, but yesterday tried the 16mm again. Difficult to mis some shots, where no approach was possible in certain situations. I saw that you must have climbed or something like that.. well done.

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