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Behind The Lens
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This image was taken when all the trail riders was coming into Houston. Texas for the World Largest Rodeo. I was blessed to see this young boy at one of the campsites.Time
The image was taken in the evening time, about a couple hours before sunset.Lighting
It was on a over cast day. The lighting was perfect.Equipment
I'm old school. I was using a Nikon F6 and the film was Ilford 100. The lense was a Nikon 70-200mm F2.8.Inspiration
I love sharing my work with the world. The image of this young cowboy shares what he loves at a tender age.Editing
I developed my own negatives and believe it or not, no post processing. Just a little cropping.In my camera bag
I always carry only a wide angle lense(Nikon 17-35mm F2.8 and Nikon 70-200 F2.8.Feedback
The name of the game is to be patient and let the image come to you. Please let me thank all the hard workers at View Bug and thanks for giving us photographers chance to show our work, its greatly appreciated. May God continue to bless the View Bug family with success.
