Baltic Sea – Panoramabilder

In Sweden I took some panorama shots using the so called Brenizer Method. I composed the following images out of seven single shots taken with the 1:1.2 50mm Nikkor AIS at f 1.4. During shooting I used a simple self-assembled panorama head to avoid any parallax. For stitching the frames together I chose PanoramStudio 3 […]

Baltic Sea – behind the scenes 3

Carrying a field camera for my series „Baltic Sea – hidden cargo“ is no fun. Try to reduce the weight by renouncing on lenses or gear you do not really need. I decided to take two lenses with me (150mm, 90mm), a spotmeter, a sekonic lightmeter, a few film holders, front and rear panels, bellow, hardware, […]

BALTIC SEA – behind the scenes 2

June 25, 2016 My tour for „Baltic Sea – hidden cargo“ leads through sweden. The lovely country has a long coast. Nuclear power is common in sweden for decades though the majority of the people wanted to leave it since the 1980ies. Nuclear industry knew well how to slow down the exit and has great […]

OSTSEE – Verborgene Fracht / BALTIC SEA – hidden cargo

I am working on a serious and dedicated photographic portrait of the Baltic Sea. The Baltic Sea is a small and young ocean which arose 10.000 years ago. It extends from Germany to Finland, Sweden and Russia. The Baltic Sea is very popular with tourists who love sailing, swimming or eating fresh seafood. But there […]