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5 Comments |
PSJPhotography
 
PSJPhotography April 30, 2013
Beautiful!
Pfaff
 
Pfaff September 27, 2013
Awesome!
vesipenkova
 
vesipenkova October 08, 2013
Beautiful photo!
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LLOYDWRIGHT October 08, 2013
no more hero's
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Lovely!
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Behind The Lens

Location

I took this photo in a cultural park in South Louisiana known as Acadian Village...it showcases 19th century homes to depict the Acadian architecture.

Time

This particular photo was taken just as the sun was starting to set.

Lighting

I waited until the sun was setting for this photo to capture the natural soft lighting coming through the window upstairs in this old Acadian home.

Equipment

I was using my Nikon 7100 and a 18-55mm lens.

Inspiration

This model is actually my sister-in-law and she was wearing her mother's wedding dress for this photo shoot.

Editing

For this photo I simply lowered my saturation and then warmed the photo slightly.

In my camera bag

My Nikon d7100 with my 50mm on the ready and I always pack a macro! I keep lens filters and a cleaning kit in case I'm going through swamp :)

Feedback

My advice for this type of shot is use your natural lighting to your advantage...if it means waiting an hour for the right moment the sun is setting over a tree or building then wait...it's worth it every time. And most of all have fun and don't be afraid to try new things.

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