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My last blogpost here originates from beginning of March 2020. And at that time, I had to excuse myself for not having written more frequently. I had a ton of excuses, and I promised to write more often again. In the meantime, we’re 3 months ahead, and I’ve broken my promise again. I have excuses, true ones, sad ones, like that my father has passed away a few weeks after my last post, as he has been very ill in the last year. Or very obvious excuses, like the Corona pandemic, which held us all in a tight grip for quite some time (and still does). But the most important thing is, I’m writing another blogpost, and I enjoy doing so!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

During the quarantine, I have not travelled to Brussels daily, or even, not at all anymore, as I was allowed to do homeworking. This means, no cityscape pictures, no taking out the Moment Macrolens<\/a> to the park during noon to shoot the flowers, no getting up early at 4:30 to drive to the station and shoot the rising sun. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Luckily, in Belgium, we were allowed to come outside and go for a walk, and even more luckily, we live in an area where it is nice to walk, or even much more then nice, it’s lovely! But then on the other side, we had Covid-19 inside our house, and walking was not an option on the days when the family was feeling sick and tired.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

So I resided mostly to reposting or searching some older photo’s, or photo’s taken during the walks. Also, now that I have the time, I’ve started cleaning up some of our old harddrive, and select photo’s from there to upload them for selling on stock agencies.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Top Instagram image of during the Corona Quarantine<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Early on in the quarantine, my wife started getting Covid-19 symptoms, and not that long after, our two youngest children started suffering too. Due to that, we didn’t get out much of course, so walking was not really an option. However, in the last few weeks, they gradually started feeling better again, and we tried some walks on the days they were feeling better. After a few walks, they felt ready to make some longer walks again, and explore some new places. But since the quarantine was still in place, driving around the country to go for a nice long walking place was not yet an option. Besides, you always knew when someone was feeling good enough to start a walk, but they could be exhausted after five or fifteen minutes. So best not to go too far from home. What we did is,  we went to a place in our neighborhood called “De Blakheide<\/a>“, a nature reserve with some beautiful bodies of water where the old clay pits used to be. But this specific one is a pretty large one, and we noticed that to catch the sunset, we would need to go all around it, where no (open) roads can take us. So me and sons nr 2 and 4 took out on a trek one evening, with the sole purpose of finding a way to reach the backside of the pond. We succeeded in our mission, and found some incredibly beautiful spots for some great sunset shootings.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

One of the beauties I took there is this one:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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But the most popular photo on Instagram is this one. It was taken using the Moment Fisheye lens<\/a>, on my new iPhone 11 Pro Max. Yes, I know, the iPhone 11 Pro Max has a wide angle lens on it. And I love it! But I’m still in the process of testing and trying out the differences between the Moment 14mm Fisheye lens and the iPhone 11 Pro wide angle lens. You will be able to read more about it here soon!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

As we went out for a walk, I was armed not only with my iPhone, but also with my Moment lenses, my GoPro, and the Fujifilm X-E2. I took a lot of pictures with the Fujifilm too, but i haven’t imported them yet, and besides, they are of a totally different feel then this picture. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Postprocessing of this picture was done using Lightroom Mobile<\/a>, but only some contrast and saturation were added, as usual.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

What works in this picture? The combination of colors, not using the rule of thirds, and using the lines of the shadows and the clouds that draw the attention to the center, where the sun is.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Stripes and sunsets\u2800 .\u2800 Shot with iPhone 11 Pro Max and Moment Fisheye lens, edit with LR Mobile, if you want to know more, head to the link in my bio https:\/\/buff.ly\/2IUZWNj for more info #shotonmoment #momentfisheye #mobilephotography #iphoneography https:\/\/buff.ly\/2NMcGet #visitdestillekempen<\/a><\/p>

Een bericht gedeeld door Bjorn Beheydt<\/a> (@bjornbeheydt) op