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I took this photo in the Philipinnes approx two years ago. My father was a keen photographer and I have been doin photography with him since childhood.Time
This foto was taken around six in the morning. I had to leave home to get to the Balite fal at about five, To get to the falls meant I had to take a tricycle taxi. Everything worked out fine and I had a great shoot.Lighting
I knew that I had to be on site at sunrise to make maximum use of the soft morning light.Equipment
Camera Nikon 5100, A ND 10 filter. 18/50mm nikor lens. Benro Tripod and a electronic trip.Inspiration
I did photo shoot of a waterfall previously and it was a disaster. This made me determend to have a succesfull shoot and to try until I had it r ightEditing
Yes in this instance very little PE I think sharpening and a little cropping.was all that was requiredIn my camera bag
My regular equipment would be My trustworthy Nikon and a handy Canon SX60 camera, Filters for the Nikon would be A ND and a circular PL filters Lenses 16/50mm,55/200mm and a 150/500 zoom lens. Spare Batteries and spare memory card. I also carry a full range of cleaning equipment in my bagFeedback
My advice for any photoshoot is to plan properly. Prepare yor equipment in advance. The right time is of the essense make sure that you know exactly what time you would do the shoot and be there in advance to set up Take a number of photos from various angles Make it a fun thing and enjoy the shoot.
