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Village Landscapes
Village Landscapes
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mmarriuss
August 14, 2013
Awesome picture. I like the silhouettes. This picture tells a story. Excellent work !!
VTPhotographer2018
August 14, 2013
This is a great shot. Very busy and love how the fog is surrounding them. Keep up the great work!
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Location
I took this photo 30 km from the city. On the way from Mahabad to Piranshahr.Time
It was about 5 pm when I got to this point and saw this scene. There was a time when a shepherd led sheep to the village.Lighting
Certainly light is one of the main elements in photography. Natural light at two times of the day: the first morning and the last day is golden light. It is always my favorite when the sun is at a lower angle to the ground. For example: Sunlight on short autumn days is more suitable for photography. I love autumn lights for photography.Equipment
My equipment is simple: Nikon D700 camera 28 28 lens I do not use the base for photography and I rely more on myself. Of course, depending on the genre of photography in which I work, the less equipment, the better the vibrancy. Outdoor photography is always an active photography.Inspiration
The most important factor in this photo for me was the light. The special light that shone on the subject created an anti-light state. This light is very important in forming the form and graphics of the photo. A kind of game with form and shadows.Editing
I have to say, yes My only edit is always about light and dark and some contrast.In my camera bag
A 50 fax auxiliary lens A towel to clean the lenses An extra battery. An auxiliary memory.Feedback
My suggestion is: Take photos at the right time. Be patient in photography. See different boxes. See a lot, even without a camera.
