Last February 15, 2014, I attended a Valentine's Day Concert in Inayagan, Naga, Cebu. We had a pool party after it and for me, it was the coolest party I've ever been. It ended until one or two in the morning so I and my friends decided to stay until the sun rise up.
When it was six in the morning, we decided to go to the beach and witness the sunrise and took several pictures.
How To Shoot Sunrise?
Since this is a landscape photography, the aperture to be used is between f/8 to f/16. I was on Manual Mode and Manual Focus so it was easy for me to switch shutter speed and aperture. It was daytime so I was using ISO 100. The lens attached to my camera is the 50mm f/1.8G lens and I am happy with this lens because it is super fast.
Fortunately, a bird passed by as a good subject with this sunrise. I remember the photography workshop I attended that a sunrise or sunset is better when someone or something passed by in front of the camera and capture it.
I usually cropped the image like it was zoomed. With the fast lens I have, if I zoomed or cropped the image, it is still sharp.
I called up my friends as my subjects while the sun was rising and act up as if they were engaged couple. I just directed them what to do to make it romantic. Haha!
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