Vik's Spirit

Vieri · Jan 3, 2020

Nothing beats the stark beauty of Iceland in winter, and the expressive power of long exposures definitely helps in creating a special mood. Vik's Spirit, 323 seconds of exposure with my Hasselblad X1D, Hasselblad XCD 45mm and Formatt Hitech Filters Firecrest Ultra filters.

Thank you for viewing, best regards

Vieri

dxqcanada · Jan 3, 2020

Ah, another one of your great "snap shots"

Jeff15 · Jan 3, 2020

Another beautiful image.....

Flying Panda · Jan 3, 2020

Awesome!

Jeff G · Jan 3, 2020

Beautiful, if you get much more time on those exposures your going to be doing timelapse photography. :biglaugh:

Always love your work Vieri. :encouragement:

PJM · Jan 4, 2020

Wow! Spectacular image.

K9Kirk · Jan 4, 2020

Very nice work there, Vic! I'm curious, when you do an exposure for that long are you using a real small aper. like around 22, 32??? I'm assuming it was daytime with plenty of light and I'm probably wrong in assuming that. Enlighten me.

jackycun · Jan 5, 2020

Beautiful shot, Vic! It makes me feel kinda horror yet pure mind. Good job!

Vieri · Jan 12, 2020

dxqcanada said:
Ah, another one of your great "snap shots"

Thank you very much Dennis, glad you liked it

Jeff15 said:
Another beautiful image.....

Thank you very much indeed Jeff!

Flying Panda said:
Awesome!

Thank you very much!

Jeff G said:
Beautiful, if you get much more time on those exposures your going to be doing timelapse photography. Always love your work Vieri.

Thank you very much Jeff, glad you are enjoying my work!

PJM said:
Wow! Spectacular image.

Than you very much indeed

K9Kirk said:
Very nice work there, Vic! I'm curious, when you do an exposure for that long are you using a real small aper. like around 22, 32??? I'm assuming it was daytime with plenty of light and I'm probably wrong in assuming that. Enlighten me.

The name is Vieri, but thank you for your comment, glad you enjoyed it!

About your question, there is no way that you can get down to that kind of exposure times just by closing down your aperture. What you need is a ND filter, around 10 - 13 stops. Hope this helps