Denmark - Zealand North Coast

Something seemed a little off depicting this part of the Zealand coastline. Some of the photograhps were taken at sunset. But others and the video were shot early morning.

Capturing western and eastern shores is ususally best at the “right” time of day (evening and morning) in the northern hemisphere. But this was the north coast aand it was fall. Sunlight does not reach much of the steep dunes.

It was not off, but simply different from what you usually see. In the northern hemisphere.

Sunset over the bay. Shot at ISO 400, 70 mm at f/13 and 1/500 shutter speed.

The lighthouse descriped below - here depicted from the west with sunset lighting up the scene. Full frame camera. 70mm at f/5.6, ISO 500 and 1/400 shutter speed to freeze motion blur (strong winds).

Small ferry harbour at sunset. Full frame camera - 70 mm at f/13, ISO 400 and 1/500 shutter speed. Polarizer filter used.

Old lighthouse facing west (taken from the east) - at sunset after a rainstorm. Full frame camera with 40 mm at F/8 and 1/200 shutterspeed. ISO 500.

Watch your step! Steep and slippery steps to the beach. Full frame camera 24mm at F11 and 1/125 shutter speed.

Northfacing coastline at sunrise. Droneshot f/3.2 at 1/100 shutter speed / ISO 100. Polarizer filter used to reduce reduce glare.

Drone “self portrait” on the same coastline as above. 14,5 mm lens at f/2.0 and 1/100 shutter speed. Polarizer filter used.