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Refletions of an Australian Beach



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sannaporterhman
 
sannaporterhman October 12, 2018
Nice to get a message for view bug to inform the photo was selected by editors and won "great shot" october 2018 :)
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Behind The Lens

Location

North of Byron Bay, Australia, during a visit at a friends place.

Time

A very hot afternoon. A very very hot afternoon, as they are in Australia in January.

Lighting

The light was really bright and sharp, but it created really nice reflection in the eye.

Equipment

Canon 5D, EF100 2,8 USM

Inspiration

Just got out of the water when I noticed the reflection in the eye of a friend’s 10 year old daughter. The reflection is showing his friends, sitting in the sun on the beach. I ran for my camera and shot the picture and spent the rest of the afternoon smiling...

Editing

Cropped it a bit to get more focus on the reflection of the beach life than eyelashes. Don’t recall doing any more editing to it.

In my camera bag

Trying to be kind to my back and not bring more than I need in the camera bag. I got several lenses and Led lights and tripods, but do mostly use my canon 100 lens, both for portraits, landscapes, macro and action. I really do like the lens, the quality is outstanding.

Feedback

Tripod does make it easier when working with a heavy camera and lens when shooting macro if your hand is not super steady. Tripods are useful, though I never bring one when out and about hiking, as I am really tired of carrying stuff I may use, all those stuff ends up too heavy to bring for ”just in case” scenarios. If a tripod is really needed when out hiking, improvise, use a stone, twigs, a fallen tree...

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