Time to Brush.
Jun, 2013Views
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This photograph was taken a few years back while I was with my photography students for a one day trip to explore the village life. This girl was continuously following me to see what we are doing with a camera which I did not notice earlier. She was caught by surprise when I suddenly turned my camera towards her. That's when I captured her little angelic smile. She suddenly covered her teeth with hand while smiling.On asking her why is covering her your mouth didn't she brush her teeth today? She responded with a beautiful smile.Time
This was shot during the day time.Lighting
The best part was her striking white eyes.Equipment
This shot was taken with the Nikon D90 camera. Focal length 70mm Maximum Aperture value f/5.5 F-stop f/10.0 ISO 360Inspiration
Her innocent smile and striking white eyes.Editing
A little bit. Photo enhancing, Brightness, contrast, and sharpness.In my camera bag
Nikon D-90, Nikon D850 (bought recently) 70-300 lens, 24-120 lens, a wide-angle lens, and a closeup filters along with a cleaning kit, two sets of battery with a charger. Around 8 to10 memory cards of 64 GB, 32 GB, and 8 GB as well in a cardholder a small note pad to note down the aperture and speed some times for critical situations while doing manual photography.Feedback
If you wish to have good and surprising results please be ready with the equipment and explore as much as you can with passion. Do not bother about results keep clicking try the manual mode maximum time. Do not miss a shot if not able to set the camera manually shoot whatever settings camera has. Try different angels this is what maximum photographers miss even professionals. While shooting birds and animals don't wait for the best shot by getting closer start clicking while getting closer or you will miss a shot if it flies away or runs. Always be on the move away from home. Love your equipment like your child the more you will take care of it the more it will respond. Good Luck.
