The Eye Pop
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This photo was taken while I was on holiday at Yellowstone National Park where I proposed to my wife.Time
Of all my photos, this one is the photo that has drawn the most interest, it is the Grand Prismatic in Yellowstoen National Park. It was taken on 31st May 2010 @ 14.16 just a few days before I proposed to my wife. We had just walk a reasonable distance up a steep hill to get this shot.Lighting
It was a bright sunny day so nothing special but I did have to wait a little while to try and get the best picure with little steam coming off.Equipment
This shot was taken on my Canon 550D which I had just bought especially to take on this holiday of a lifetime.Inspiration
it is such a beautiful place and the colours are amazing, how could you not take a picture.Editing
To be honest I try not to. I prefer photos to be as natural as possible without editing but on this specific version I used an app to turn the picture black and white and then 'colourpop' the spring.In my camera bag
Currently I have my Canon 550D, Canon 18-55mm lens, Canon 65mm macro lens, Canon 55-250mm Lens and Canon 50mm Lens, spare battery, spare SD card and mains charger.Feedback
Travel and take pictures and just love what you produce. Every picture is unique and for that reason is special. Depending on the type of photographer you ar and the time you have available will depend on the image you can produce but just make sure you enjoy it.
