Marina Del Rey, CA

StefaninLA · Jan 29, 2016

Sunset last night in the Marina.

StefaninLA · Feb 4, 2016

no input at all?

Designer · Feb 4, 2016

Very nice!

A good example of finding leading lines.

StefaninLA · Feb 4, 2016

Thank you Designer

Miller6386 · Feb 4, 2016

Can I ask what camera or setup you are using? Those are the exact type of photo I want to be able to capture. I live along Lake Michigan in West Michigan and we have SPECTACULAR sunsets like that quite often. Problem is I have yet to find a good way of capturing all the great color with that low of light. Hoping I can do so without breaking the bank..

Great photo by the way!!

StefaninLA · Feb 4, 2016

Thank you Miller. I use a Canon 6D, and the lens I used here was a Tamron 17-35

......I have decent lenses but by no means outstanding. But the 6D is phenomenal for what I do.

Gary A. · Feb 4, 2016

This is nice StefaninLA ... but (the big but) ... nothing to write home about. You followed all the rules and you ended up with a very nice image. I wonder what would happen if you broke some of the rules ... and then tossed something interesting in the foreground ...

StefaninLA · Feb 4, 2016

I kinda agree Gary....I havent really shot the Marina before. I just rode down there, parked in one spot and the shot was composed and and shot within minutes. But yeah, there is a million and 1 better potentials in the area. I usually scout a little more.

Gonna make my way down and shoot Laguna and the area soon

Gary A. · Feb 4, 2016

StefaninLA said:
I kinda agree Gary....I havent really shot the Marina before. I just rode down there, parked in one spot and the shot was composed and and shot within minutes. But yeah, there is a million and 1 better potentials in the area. I usually scout a little more.

Gonna make my way down and shoot Laguna and the area soon

Laguna is great ... but ... PV is closer, less people and 100' high cliffs. (Less good eats and drinks though.)