David Somali-Chow, GMPSA, GPSA  


Bromo in the Morning by David Somali-Chow, GMPSA, GPSA

October 2024 - Bromo in the Morning

About the Image(s)

Equipment used: Canon EOS R5; RF15-35mm
Camera settings: 0.3 sec;f/16; ISO100; Manual; Pattern metering
Lighting conditions: Natural
Post-processing steps/software used: DXO, Denoise, and PS
Accessories used: Tripods
Date: July 29, 2024; 5:38 AM (PSA-PG2 event)

Note:
The Bromo, or Mount Bromo, is an active somma volcano, a Hindu pilgrimage site, and part of the Tengger mountains in East Java, Indonesia.
At 2,614 meters, it is not the highest massif peak but the most active and famous.


5 comments posted




Carolyn Todd-Larson   Carolyn Todd-Larson
It's a stunning landscape taken at a great time of day. Well done.   Posted: 10/12/2024 11:52:03
David Somali-Chow   David Somali-Chow
Thank you   Posted: 10/13/2024 09:34:57



Tom Tauber   Tom Tauber
David, one of the best images or Bromo I have seen because of the dusk or dawn light in which you photographed this and the clouds in the valleys. Are these pictures always taken from an airplane or did you have to hike up a peak?   Posted: 10/12/2024 12:13:43
David Somali-Chow   David Somali-Chow
Thank you.
I woke up at 2 AM and journeyed to the location by jeep from the hotel. I had to walk about 30 minutes from the drop-off point to the site. I intended to take some star trail images, but unfortunately, many photographers and non-photographers were already there that early in the morning. I saw some people flying drones and was told they could not fly toward the crater. If you fly a drone in the Bromo area, it's best to reconfirm with the local authorities.   Posted: 10/13/2024 09:38:14



Pinaki Sarkar   Pinaki Sarkar
Nice photo but a little muted tones.i understand that it is early morning, for my taste I do prefer a little brighter photo..I try to push it in the post.   Posted: 10/19/2024 15:20:43



 

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