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Peach Trees

Canon EOS REBEL T5

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Aperture f/14.0 ISO 800 Focal Length -1089934336/1000

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Mar, 2015

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Flags flying high at Fort Sumter National Monument. This is where the first shots of the Civil War were fired.

I'm not much on posting selfies but I'm in love with this photo of myself and my son.

Behind The Lens

Location

When I took this photo I was riding around with my dad. He had told me he would take me to some places he thought I could get some good photos. This photo is of the peach trees in McBee, South Carolina. I actually took this shot from the passenger seat out of the driver window.

Time

My dad and I were on the way to visit my Great Grandmothers grave when he decided to pull over to let me get a photo of the beautiful scenery. It was right around lunch time that day, and for maybe five minutes, the weather was absolutely perfect.

Lighting

I wanted to share some of the beautiful scenery of the low country as we call it. The peach trees are just magical in early spring. The sun seemed to only peek out of the clouds long enough for me to take a few shots.

Equipment

This was shot with the Canon Rebel T5, 75-300 lens. No other equipment used.

Inspiration

My dad inspired me to take this photo. I'd always thought the peach trees were beautiful in bloom, but he was the one who told me I should get some photos of the landscape.

Editing

No post processing needed on this photo. The scenery was magical all on its own.

In my camera bag

The only equipment I carry with me is my Canon Rebel T5, a 18-55 lens, and a 75-300 lens. I'm just a beginner so I have little equipment. I'm hoping to gain more equipment and experience over time.

Feedback

The only advice I can give is to photograph what you believe to be beautiful. Take multiple shots in case of mistake or if you miss something important. Have patience. You'll know the right view or photo when you see it.

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