South australia sweet pea
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Behind The Lens
Location
While staying at Yulara resort next to Ayres rock( ularu) on a driving holiday from Victoria, the pea was planted in a garden at the entry to reception. It had to be photographed.Time
Coming back to the resort from a drive around the Rock, we returned late afternoon.Lighting
Nothing special, no lighting set upEquipment
I used a canon 80d and I think that would be fitted with the 25-104mm l series which is my usual walkabout lens.Inspiration
The ball shaped vibrant red flower was stunning.Editing
No processing, straight out of the cameraIn my camera bag
As the holiday included our car, I was able to take a few items including my 70-200L, 50 prime, my 10-18 wide angle for the rock.Feedback
It took 4 days to drive to Alice springs and to Ularu. My bag was full of bits of kit so my suggestion is to take as much as you can reasonably carry and to be ready for anything.
