Rajesthani portrait
my grandmaa's click
my grandmaa's click
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Sep, 2015Views
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This picture is of my maternal grandmother. She was here in Delhi, originally from Rajasthan. My mother and grandmother were in a conversation when I clicked this picture.Time
In evening time i took this picture of herLighting
the light appearing from the side and the way she held the stole attracted me to taking this pictureEquipment
only camera i have used here one and only canon powershot sx520hs which has inbuilt lens 4-180mmInspiration
The light inspires me to click this picture ,details of her face also attract me to click her picture there are elements like she was in traditional rajesthani dress the moment I cliked this pictures also she reacts while she saw me pointing my cam towards her for clicking her picture there are lots of elments available in a picture to make that picture a great picture :) the moment thos elements come together you have your beautiful natgeo image heheh ???? well am nervous this time by giving answers of these questions ??Editing
yes, only basic adjustments in camera raw i increased clarity slide to get those details on face and a bit of contrast and that shit after doing basic adjustments i have lighten her eyes a bit in camera raw thatIn my camera bag
mostly am using my canon power shot but some times i also use canon 550dFeedback
Portraits are all about seeing that light in the eyes and power that creates an immediate impact. See the light, work with textures of the old wrinkled skin, which get enhanced with side or angular lights, and you'll be able to create magical frames like this.
