Fair Evening

1/6 sec @ f/6.3 ISO 200 54mm focal length
1/6 sec @ f/6.3 ISO 200 54mm focal length

Well, to be correct, last evening was not all that fair, but rather rainy. The summer is taking break in Nuremberg, before we are supposed to get another heat wave starting tomorrow. Still, we went to our local little summer fair, and I brought my (in this combination weatherproof) Olympus OM-D E-M1 with the mZuiko 12-100mm F/4 for some shooting in the blue hour. Fairgrounds are great places to snap away, colorful and full of happy people. The person behind the camera can shoot fairly inconspicuous. You can experiment with various depth of fields and shutter speeds. For the rest of the photographs continue after the jump…

1/13 sec @ f/4 ISO 200 12mm focal length
1/13 sec @ f/4 ISO 200 12mm focal length
1/10 sec @ f/9 ISO 1600 21 mm focal length
1/10 sec @ f/9 ISO 1600 21 mm focal length
1/25 sec @ f/4 ISO 320 38mm focal length
1/25 sec @ f/4 ISO 320 38mm focal length
1/10 sec @ f/4 ISO 200 44 mm focal length
1/10 sec @ f/4 ISO 200 44 mm focal length

Raw conversion and post processing was done in Lightroom Classic CC. Actually, it is a one click processing using one of my favorite self-created presets called “Airport-Bar” that I keep using a lot on colorful scenes with lots of lighting.

I’m sure everyone has a local fair nearby, so take your camera and venture out for some creative blue hour photography.

Wish everyone a great Sunday!

Marcus

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  1. Fully agree on fairgrounds being a great place for some street style photography. Lots going on and people having fun. Great colours too. I shot out annual fair “the Hoppings” in Newcastle about a month ago. There is a link to a short video I did about it on my profile (sorry shouldn’t plug!)

    Your pics are so vibrant!

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