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This photo was taken in the village of mountains area of my homeland - Uzbekistan. I studied Art of Design in Tashkent. I have been participating in various exhibitions and contests, where I got several awards so far.Time
Taking this photo was so interesting to think of. My brother is an artist. One day, we went on a trip as usual. One hour before the sunset I was taking a photo in the mountain. My brother was drawing a picture. Soon, it was covered with dust all around. I realized berd of the sheep wag coming down. The peak of the mountain. The view was very beautiful. I tired to find a good catch by running up and down. Because time was limited. Fortunately, I made it.Lighting
Appropriate time for shooting photos are early morning and sunset for me.Equipment
This was shot on a Canon 600d, with an 18-200mm f/3.5 lens.Inspiration
The view is always awesome at that time. At that time when I was this picture the sun was going down and flock of the sheep made dust in the air. That situation got me inspired.Editing
I added some brightness and contrast, color correction was made in the photoshop.In my camera bag
I like my equipment to weigh a lot. This gives me faith in the quality and reliabilityFeedback
Have a camera on you at all times. You can’t take great photos if you don’t have a camera on you, can you? DSLR, point-and-shoot or smart phone, it doesn’t really matter. As long as you have access to a camera, you’re able to capture those spontaneous and unique moments in life that you might have otherwise missed. Even when you do not shoot, shoot your mind. Practice notices the expressions and lighting conditions. Find out how you could make a picture of the scene that interests you, and what exposure you could use to best capture it.
