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redwriter Platinum
 
redwriter June 20, 2015
Great creative shot. Nice work. - Jake
GEFAELL
 
GEFAELL July 26, 2015
This was one of my finalist of my challenge Children's Eyes Close Ups, among my other few finalists that hopefully you can see in this link:
viewbug.com/challenge/childrens-eyes-close-ups-photo-challenge-by-gefaell/gallery?favorites
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Behind The Lens

Location

This will sound bizarre but I took it in our upstairs bathroom! It is a large room with 3 windows facing east and west so it gets great diffused light!

Time

Late in the afternoon

Lighting

Natural daylight with a boost from hot shoe flash bouncing off the white ceiling

Equipment

Nikon D7000, my recollection is that it was shot with my Macro lens - a Nikkor 105mm

Inspiration

My son (then aged around 6) had a terrible rash around his mouth and I was taking part in a 52 week project with that weeks theme being faces so naturally I didn't think his rash would be photogenic so we played around with composition, he was patient for around 5 minutes (maybe less!!!)

Editing

Yes I used Portrait pro to enhance the iris just a little and to make the eyeball slightly whiter

In my camera bag

70 - 200mm lens, 17-55mm and 10-24mm along with ND grads and my big Lee stopper, remote control, tripod, and a hand puppet (kids love it).

Feedback

Patient child and indoor natural daylight

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