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Unterwegs in Berlin Westhafen

Unterwegs in Berlin Westhafen

RAWcket Science unterwegs in eigener Mission: Mit dem Ziel die Portraitbilder für unsere eigene Seite zu schießen sind wir gemeinsam zum Berliner Westhafen gefahren.

Das immer noch aktive genutzte Binnenhafengelände wird von der Firma BEHALA betrieben, daher benötigt man auch eine Genehmigung, wenn man sich hier bewegen möchte. Das interessante am Westhafen sind die schönen alten Speichergebäude und Lagerhallen, sowie das Verwaltungsgebäude am Kopf des Hafenbeckens. Insgesamt ist das Bild natürlich geprägt durch einen industriellen Look mit Containern, Kränen und Schienen. Alles in allem also eine spannende Gegend und daher auch bestens geeignet für eine kleine Fototour.

Hauptsächlich wollten wir uns eigentlich auf die Portraits für unsere Website konzentrieren. Aber natürlich haben wir es nicht dabei belassen und den Ort genutzt, um noch einige dramatische S/W-Aufnahmen von den Gebäuden im Westhafen zu machen. Zum Einsatz kam dabei sowohl der Polfilter, um den Himmel in der S/W-Umsetzung schön dunkel zu bekommen und die Wolken abzugrenzen, und teilweise der ND3.0-Filter, um auch bei diesen Helligkeitsverhältnissen eine Langzeitbelichtung zu ermöglichen.

 

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Schlussendlich haben wir bei diesem Ausflug natürlich auch das erledigt, weswegen wir überhaupt erst losgefahren sind: Unsere neuen Profilbilder schießen. Natürlich haben wir dafür Objektive gewählt, die sehr lichtstark sind und es so ermöglichen eine geringe Tiefenschärfenebene zu generieren. Das sorgt für den bei Portraitaufnahmen typisch unscharfen Hintergrund und lenkt das Auge des Betrachters direkt auf das Motiv. Das Bild von Salke ist mit dem Canon 135mm F2.0 L entstanden, die Bilder von Tim mit dem Canon 50mm F1.4.

 

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Zum Schluss wollen wir an dieser Stelle auch einige MakingOf-Bilder zeigen. 

 

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