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Michael Bolognesi Photography

Passionate landscape photographer based on the Island of Tenerife, Spain.

04/08/2016

~ Zig-Zag ~

Location: Corona Forestal, Tenerife, Spain
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Shooting what I call no name landscapes is something that really has been growing on me. Places rarely if ever shot before, which invites you to work with a fresh open mind with no set compositions and rules. It can be your local little forest or lake or simply any kind of landscape which hasn't been heavily photographed before and placed on every photographers bucket list.

Canon 5D MkIII - EF 70-300/4-5.6 L - Singh-Ray Filters LB ColorCombo Polarizer

Tenerife MI Tierra Canon España LucrOit

18/08/2015

Slowly Submerged

Hazy skies are the norm here during the summer. Last night was one of those odd days when some rare natural colour managed to please a hopeful natural light chaser like myself.

Nothing spectacular by any means but it makes up for a great change to the usual dull summer sunsets on the island.

Thanks for your support.

Canon 5D MkIII - 16-35/4 IS - Haida 1.8 ND - Hitech Rev GND 0.9 - LucrOit 100mm Filter Holder

30/05/2015

Spring Poppies

It's a shot from this spring incredibly intense blooming of Californian Poppies in Tenerife. Even though invasive species are rarely a good thing, you can't deny their beauty and it's a great sight to see these slopes turning to into orange carpets for a few weeks.

19/11/2014

Supermoon Amidst Volcanoes

Me and my buddy Raico Rosenberg | Tenerife Landscape Photography had been talking for long that we wanted to bag a shot of a rising supermoon behind Mt Teide from this lesser known angle.

This August the rising moon was taking place an hour after sunset so I could take advantage of the late twilight glow to get a clean shot of the landscape, rather than shooting it backlit by the harsh moonlight later on. Then I waited for the moon to rise to get the shots needed for the moon and stars.

The landscape and the sky were shot with my Canon 17-40 while the moon was shot with the Canon 70-300 L. I always prefer to shoot the moon with a slightly longer lens, in cases like this, as wide angle really tend to push the moon away and make it much smaller than it appears in reality. The three separate frames were then blended in edit.

For a higher res version at 500px please check link in the comments.

22/06/2014

The Portizuelo Monster

This place was challenging indeed to shoot as to get the two "eyes" in this iconic rock you had to wade out quite deep. On top of this, the actual rock plus the surrounding grounds were higher placed than the foreground area which makes you shooting most of the scene in deep shadows.

The light wasn't the best so I waited for that orange twilight to set in to get some colour in the sky. As grad filters don't work in scenes like this I had to grab a few different exposures to cover the dynamic range and get some details into the rocks.

LucrOit 100mm Filter Holder + Haida 1.8 ND + Polariser

Location: Playa de Portizuelo, Asturias, Spain

View high res on 500px ---> http://500px.com/photo/74506367

20/05/2014

Let the Light Speak

An image from my local haunt a few weeks ago when I was trying out the new Lucroit Filter Holder. The high tide had covered most of the usual compositional features on this beach so I simply had to go with getting some motion and textures in there.

Canon 5D MkIII with LucrOit 100mm Filter Holder and Lee 0.9 Soft GND + Hitech 0.9 Reverse GND filters.

View in large at --> http://500px.com/photo/71128767

I am really pleased over my recent sponsorship with Lucroit and want to thank Javier Olmedo for the great opportunity. I will be leading their team over at Instagram.

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28/03/2014

The Gorton Footbrigde

I stumbled upon this lovely looking footbridge late in the evening on our way out from Gorton Creek in the Columbia River Gorge. I really liked the subtle light coming through to highlight the lush spring greens.

View in large on 500px --> http://500px.com/photo/65182747

Canon 5D MKIII - Canon 17-40 + Singh-Ray Filters LB ColorCombo Polarizer

21/03/2014

Stars in Motion

High up on the Ucanca plain these enormous puddles only forms after heavy rains. The severe storm we had in November filled up the puddles just the way I wanted.

The startrails are made of various exposures of 3 mins each and later stacked in post. Separate exposures at very high iso were needed for the reflection and the mountains. Then everything were blended together in various layers in PS. I choose to do subtle comet like trails for an added sense of motion.

In the reflection I finally went for static stars as the image became way to busy for my liking with the reflecting star trails.

In the image you see the snow capped Mt Teide and the light behind the jagged ridge is the light pollution from a nearby village.

View in large on 500px ---> http://500px.com/photo/64466375

03/01/2014

After the Storm

This was shot during a short break between the two storms that hit Tenerife just before Christmas.

I want to wish everyone a Happy New 2014 and thank everyone for the outstanding support last year!!

View in large at http://500px.com/photo/56671458 and give me some V+F love if you have a minute ;-)

29/12/2013

El Triplete - The Triple

Una toma del ultimo temporal cuando una frente de aparatos eléctricos entró por Costa Adeje.

A shot from the latest storm that hit Tenerife when a thunderstorm entered over Costa Adeje.

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15/11/2013

Whitman County Growers

A perfect evening in The Palouse.

Canon 5D MkIII + 400/5.6 + Singh-Ray LB ColorCombo

19/10/2013

Holding up the Sky

Mount Teide can be seen from countless areas around the island as it's placed right in the middle of Tenerife. Few angles impress me as much as this one though. It's the only place where you can appreciate the full volcano in view, from its peak at 3,718 m (12,198 ft) to the base at sea level.

Here you can see the classic sea of clouds covering the Orotava Valley and Mount Teide with a recent dusting of snow

According to legend the aboriginal Guanches thought Teide was holding up the sky and housed evil forces.

View in large and cast your vote :-) ---> http://500px.com/photo/49527060

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