Ya dengan waktu seadanya, daripada ga ada hasil, ya sudahlah kita foto aja apa yang ada. Kita ngambil spot di bebatuan. Sebelah kanan kalo mau ke arah Madura. Ternyata agak kejauhan juga dan pas beberapa ngambil eh udah adzan. Yowes cabut deh balik.

Suramadu

Mungkin karena kurang puas, eh si Bro Edy ngajakin lagi hunting sunrise di Kenjeran, pantai deket Suramadu. Bangun jam 3, jam 4 jalan, sempet subuhan dulu di ITS. Karena si Adi ga bisa jadi kita langsung cau ke Kenjeran. Sayang agak mendung, matahari ga nongol2 lagi, sampe jam setengah tujuh.

Kenjeran

Cabut lagi ke Suramadu, kali ini cuma nyari spot view yang bagus coz kabut waktu itu ada kabut yang menutup Suramadu. Sampe jam 7an lebih pun tuh kabut masih ada, so akhirnya balik dah. Mungkin next hunting kita coba lagi, dengan bawa gear lengkap tentunya.

Suramadu lagi

Yesterday, I went to Ancol beach, to hunt some good pictures there. Of course with my “model”. When the evening was passed (tepatnya habis maghrib), so many teenagers (boys and girls) were wasting their time, dating at the beach. I don’t know what they have done because the place was so dark.

Below is the picture of the beach i got using my Canon kit lens 18-55mm f/3.5-f-5.6. I had made the camera setting with ISO 1600, Tv=1/10 s, and Av=3.5.

ancol beach using 18-55.jpg

The result was so dark, nothing could be seen.

But I got an idea. I took my great Canon 70-200mm f/4 L “Bazooka” lens out from my Focus01 bag. With the velbon tripod, I set the lens on the camera, and tried to shoot. You can see the result below…

Ancol beach using 70-200mm (1)

Ancol beach using 70-200mm (2)

Hahaha… such a wonderful thing…

The other thing I like from this bazooka is when I capture the moonlight. With steady tripod, the fullmoon captured will be so beautiful. It looks like a sunkist-navel orange, my favourite fruit.

full moon using 70-200mm

The result, I crop the picture 100% and it looks so beautiful.

Full moon using 70-200mm

So… Lets go hunting…