This is a photography post of mine that I consider to be one of the better ones. I made it on April 5 2019. The opposite end of the lake is to west of the place I took the photos at. I managed to get the fantastic post-sunset colors.
Here's a link to the original:
@markkujantunen/long-exposures-of-lake-pyhaejaervi-in-tampere
My wife has a pile of papers to correct. My daughter and I drove up to Tampere where my parents live. I went to Hatanpää park on the shore of Pyhäjärvi at sunset to take the following pictures. I had my tripod with me which meant a dramatic improvement in image quality compared to all the previous times I visited this place to take photographs. There are two posts worth of pictures. I will present each series in pretty much the order in which I took them. Tomorrow, I will make another post in which there will be photos taken of the cityscape from Hatanpää park. Enjoy!
Härmälänsaari. That's where I took some photos while visiting Tampere on my Christmas holiday.
Towards the west
Pyynikki
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I'm not sure if I fucked up here. The bench is out of focus. Probably everything should be in focus here, I think. I should've used a smaller aperture to gain more depth of field and compensated that with a longer exposure time and a higher ISO value if necessary.
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This is perhaps the best of the series. The overall image quality is great. The main subject is the tree on the left. I like the bench in this one. I like the colors best. The next best thing is a the sense of depth in the picture.
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Here's the tree without any of the potentially distracting elements. Do you like this better than the previous one?
Here the platform actually seems slanted. The horizon is level.
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I like the fact that there was a little ice left. It made for some kind of foreground interest. By the way, there was clearly more snow in Lahti. Lake Vesijärvi was completely frozen over and I saw an ice fisher on a smaller lake today. I should go and see if Lake Näsijärvi on the northern side of Tampere is still frozen over and if some maniacs go ice fishing on it.
Western Finland is a little warmer in the winter and there is less snow than in the east. Lahti is really in the centre and about 80 km north of the south coast. Tampere is 120 km east of the west coast and about 125 km to the northwest of Lahti.
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I love that completely calm lake surface.