EdBroussard

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R_9624

camera

Canon EOS 5D Mark III

settings

settings

Aperture f/8 ISO 800 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 401/1

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upload_date

Apr, 2019

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307

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Awards

9Teen Award

Contest Finalist in Apes Photo Contest

Peer Award

+14

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a friend of my son always wanted to photograph him because blue eyes

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Worn_And_ Weathered

This is a friend of mine he had this coat and hat on one cold winter day. So I got him to come in shot several other then I came up with this idea.

Retired from his band has quite a few guitars

New Orleans zoo

Was riding around the country side saw the silos

New Oleans zoo

The Jump

EB1_8288

Saw of all places at parking lot stop to see if I could take his portrait

Table top of a nautilus shell with a Fuji Pro 1 edited with Photo shop

Black &White Landscapes
Infrared country road in a Arkansas state park

So sad looking

Anemone

Behind The Lens

Location

New Orleans at the zoo

Time

Late afternoon

Lighting

Late afternoon with a directions of light plus I had Phottix 500 light

Equipment

Canon 7 D Mark ll with the Sigma 150-600 (sports) lens

Inspiration

I looked the way the light was falling on hi,

Editing

Lightroom and photoshop, burn and dodge Bert up the contrast a little

In my camera bag

Canon 5D Mark lll, Canon 7D Mark ll, 24-105, 70 - 200, 100 Marco 2.8 tripod sometimes a monopod. The Sigma 150=600 for wildlife.

Feedback

I have found f8 is the sharpest f stop on this lens Sigma 150-600 (only Objection it’s a little heavy) great lens for the money. They just came out with a new one a 60-600 I hear good things about it. I figure it would not move around quickly so I set the light up for one stop less that the reading. I don’t remember the exact shutter speed I used but I like to drag my shutter for the ambient light. The will fire at a high shutter speed and freeze the subject.

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