Autumn
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Location
The photo was taken at a park in the beginning of fall in 2015.Time
This is one of my favorite photos because it's part of my first photo shoot during the autumn and this is the only photo left out of this photo shoot since I lost all other photos I had, in a robbery. The photo was taken in the early afternoon around 16:00 o'clock.Lighting
In this photo I have used only the natural lighting of the soft autumn sky. And the shadow of a nearby tree.Equipment
Nikon D750 , Lens: Tokina 100/2,8 macro. Since I don't like using tripods and a flash ,this photo was taken without using them.Inspiration
I adore red head models and in most of models' faces I find magic which is unique for gingers , I love the eye contact ,so every photo I take I really try to show more of the eyes in detail ,because this is where you can see the soul of the person.Editing
For portraits post-processing takes a lot of time ,since you have to go in such deep details ,so I use many techniques and it takes a lot of time. For this particular portrait it took me 36 hours of post-processing ,using Photoshop. For the colors to look so amazing I use LAB.In my camera bag
Other than my camera, I always have 4 lenses with me ,a scissor which I use to cut some branches on trees if necessary ,some make up for the models ,a phone and a big bottle of water ,since a good photo shoot takes a while.Feedback
Most of the time the end result won't be what we are looking for ,but you shouldn't give up ,because the best photos take a lot of time and practice. For these kinds of photos it's good to use soft lighting ,I personally love taking photos just before the sun goes down, or under light shadow if the sun is too bright.
