Stephen Belovarich Photography

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Manhattan Beach Pier one evening in January. I like coming back to this location every once in awhile to see how the light reacts to the pylons. There were about 5-6 photographers all on top of one another trying to get the shot. This is shot handheld. I waited for the moment and fired the shutter, shooting above another photographer who was ducking behind a tripod. Shooting handheld with the 7D is a real pleasure, especially when you can capture high dynamic range shots like this one with Dual ISO mode via Magic Lantern. The EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM sure helps in this situation as well. Hopefully next time, the tide will be farther out!

The Infinity Door

Manhattan Beach Pier one evening in January. I like coming back to this location every once in awhile to see how the light reacts to the pylons. There were about 5-6 photographers all on top of one another trying to get the shot. This is shot handheld. I waited for the moment and fired the shutter, shooting above another photographer who was ducking behind a tripod. Shooting handheld with the 7D is a real pleasure, especially when you can capture high dynamic range shots like this one with Dual ISO mode via Magic Lantern. The EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM sure helps in this situation as well. Hopefully next time, the tide will be farther out!

Camera
Canon EOS 7D
Aperture
9
ISO
100
Shutter speed
1/200
Focal length
28.0 mm
  • Dual-ISO
  • LA
  • beach
  • beach cities
  • canon 7d
  • detail
  • handheld
  • high contrast
  • light
  • los angeles
  • manhattan beach
  • manhattan beach pier
  • pier
  • socal
  • south bay
  • southern california
  • sunset