In dreams
Sep, 2015Views
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Legendary Award
Contest Finalist in Experimental Photography Project
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Contest Finalist in Creative Reality Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in The Magic Of Editing Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Photography And Levitation Photo Contest
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Location
This photo was taken in my favorite pine forest. Its atmosphere helps to create something incredible, mysterious and unusual. Although people like to walk in the woods but we didn't see anyone during shooting time.Time
It was a grey day, almost 3 p.m.Lighting
There's tall and huge trees in the forest, so they make difficult a sunlight penetration. The sun rays fall right down vertically like arrows. It create a very specific light for a portrait shooting.Equipment
I used my Canon 500D with Sigma 17-50 f/2.8 lens on a tripod.Inspiration
This is my second time of levitation. In the first time I made a levitation for a girl in a studio but the attempt failed. In the second time I decided to make levitation outdoors for objects. One day I saw photos of vinyl records and wanted to shoot something with it. I asked my friend to find some records and she gave me three disks. I decided to use them for my next shooting of my best model. I wanted to shoot a vinyl levitation so I put the tripod with camera on the ground and took some shoots of model. Then she took the disks and began to throw it in the air over and over again and I shooted it every time. It was very fun.Editing
Levitation photos need PS. I overlapped all shoots and deleted excessive photos. I spent a lot of time.In my camera bag
I have the only one kit - Canon 500D and Sigma 17-50 f/2.8.Feedback
Use you fantasy and don't forget about tripod, fun and hours of post-processing. Everything can levitate.
