Grape Stomp
These girls are having a great time stomping grapes for charity.
These girls are having a great time stomping grapes for charity.
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May, 2015Views
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Winner in Life at its most vibrant Photo Challenge
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hgrace16
April 01, 2017
This photo really does capture the life of the moment. Makes me feel as if I was standing there laughing along with them!!! Keep up the great work!!! Look forward to more like this!!
EZDPics
April 02, 2017
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and encouragement! It was a pleasure to view your gallery as well, kudos to you too! Happy shooting and have a great day! :)
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Location
I took this photo at a charity grape stomp, held at a local grocery store in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.Time
This photo was taken on a September morning.Lighting
The lighting was all natural for this photo.Equipment
To take this photo I used my Canon EOS REBEL T2i.Inspiration
I just loved their enthusiasm. Win or lose it did not matter, it was about getting it done and having fun!Editing
I did very little post-processing for this shot in Picasa 3, A little tweak here and there is about it for this shot, enhance the contrast and colours.In my camera bag
I typically carry 3 cameras in my bag. A Canon EOS REBEL T3i, Canon EOS REBEL T2i and my Waterproof Canon Powershot D20 cameras. I also have 3 lens I carry, an 18 mm, a 55 mm, and 250 mm lens. I also have my Canon Speedlite 430EX II. I always carry a minimum of 4 fully charged batteries for either the cameras or for the flash and I also have a battery charger with me just in case. I carry a polarizing filter, a little water spray bottle, lens cleaners and a remote for the cameras. It would be nice to travel a little lighter, but I do want to try and be prepared, just in case that photo opportunity does present itself. Mind you, I do realize I need to start bringing my tripod out with me more.Feedback
My advice is to always have a camera on hand, you just never know when a Kodak moment will present itself. Always try to be observant and respectful of your surroundings and nature. Soak in all the natural and manmade beauty that surrounds us. If you just stop and really take a look, you will see that there is beauty all around us. If I find something I am inspired to shoot, I try playing with the settings and angles of the shot. I can take several shots of a single scene, with an adjustment here and there, or shoot from another perspective. As an amateur photographer I am constantly trying to develop my eye and skills. Most of all I just recommend that you just have fun with your camera and your surroundings!
