Haida Picture Appreciation | November 2024

This month's Picture Appreciation is here, let's appreciate some amazing photos taken by our excellent official Haida Ambassadors with Haida filters!

Title: Golden hour’s final embrace on Unicorn Peak
Photo location: Unicorn Peak, USA
 
The tranquil stillness of the scene reflected the peace within, reminding me of the joy found in solitude, immersed in nature’s raw beauty. Grateful for the lightweight versatility of Haida’s PROII VND-CPL filter, which enabled me to carry minimal gear yet fully capture the essence of this breathtaking moment, just as I envisioned it. I highly recommend this piece of gear in your kit for multi-day photography adventures in the mountains and backcountry.
 
Sony A7RV + Sony 16-35mm f2.8 GM2
 
F11 | 1 sec | ISO 100
 
Haida PROII CPL-VND 2-in-1 Filter

A spontaneous visit to this lake brought an unexpected surprise: a glow behind the mountains. The sunset painted the sky in colors reminiscent of the blooming heather in the foreground. I can hardly put into words what a spectacle it was – all the more I’m excited to share this special shot with you.
  
Canon EOS 5DS R + Irix Firefly 15mm
  
f/6 | 20 sec | ISO 400 | 15mm
 
Haida M15 Filter Holder + 95mm Adapter Ring
Haida NanoPro MC Soft GND 0.9 Filter, 150*150mm
Haida C-POL Filter, 150*150mm

In the early morning, Mount Bromo emerges through a thick veil of mist, creating a surreal and enchanting landscape. The soft glow of the rising sun gently illuminates the sky, casting shades of pink and orange across the horizon.
 
Fuji GFX 100S + GF 20-35mm
 
f/10 | 10 sec | ISO 500
 
Haida M10 holder system
Haida Medium Grad ND0.9 Filter

High tide waves at Sungkun Beach with a turtle-shaped island in Lombok, Indonesia.
 
Sony A7 IV + Sigma 17-28mm
 
F 11 | 1/10 sec | ISO 50  
 
Haida CPL & GND Filter

Title: Fall of the Rhine
Photo location: Rhine falls, Switzerland
 
The Fall of the Rhine in Switzerland is the most powerful waterfall in Europe. Normally, it has about 500 m3 per second. In Mai 2024 and due to the heavy rains, it ran with about 1000 m3 per second, providing for an awesome view. Of course, I had to pay it a visit and photograph it.
 
Canon R5
 
f/16 | 1.5 sec | ISO 200
 
Haida M10 CPL Filter
Haida 0.9 GND Filter