Growing
Aperture f/2.8 ISO 400 Shutter 1/320 Focal Length 185/1 
May, 2015Views
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Winner in Small, but Mighty Photo Challenge
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BrianaK
June 19, 2015
Fantastic shot. I love your composition and the color elements throughout the shot. I love the dark, negative space in the upper right corner, the lighter tones in the middle creating a lovely...
BrianaK
June 19, 2015
triangle, the point of view, the depth of field, and the shadows on the leaves. You create a lovely sense of emotion within the shot which causes your viewer to wonder what the small plant will grow...
BrianaK
June 19, 2015
into. You capture the challenge theme well - it is definitely small, but mighty. Very nice work.
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mbernholdt
June 20, 2015
Hey everyone thank you so much for taking the time to comment and voted for this image. Have a great weekend everyone
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Location
I took this photo in a nearby forest close to my home, on my daily evening walk with my best friend and dog Loki.Time
In the evening a couple of hours before sunset.Lighting
Yea I underexposed by 2 stops and used a single off camera flash to light the tree.Equipment
I used my Canon EOS 7D on a tripod with a Aputure Trigmaster Plus to set off my manual Yongnuo YN-560 II .Inspiration
Life.Editing
Not much I shoot in raw so every photo gets a trip trough Lightroom and Photoshop, where they get some subtle sharpening, a little contrast an white balance correction if needed.In my camera bag
My camera, Tripod A good range of lenses from 8mm and up to 200mm, flashguns and remote triggers.Feedback
These little trees start growing in the beginning of March so to capture photos like these you just have to walk around in the woods. keep a close eye after small open areas where they tend to grow.
