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Location
The photo was taken in Surin, Thailand. There is the biggest elephant village in the world.Time
I can't remember the exact time. But I went to the location in the dawn, wait for the sunrise and took it.Lighting
Well, I wanted to take the silhouette shot, so I wait for the sun coming up at the back of the subject and take the photo.Equipment
I was using Nikon D5300 at that time and the lens is Tamron 17-70. But the important thing is not the equipment. The important thing is the subject and lighting and also your idea to present your photo.Inspiration
At that time, I've just realized that the biggest elephant village in the world is in Thailand, So I wanted to take a photo set of this village.Editing
I take the RAW file. so I use Adobe Lightroom to correct the color, adjust the tone, and reduce the noise. After that, I use Adobe Photoshop to remove the dust and disturbances in the photo. and a little bit adjustment more before sharpening and finish.In my camera bag
At that time I use Nikon D5300, Sigma 10-20, Tamron 17-70, Tamron 70-200. But now I switch to the Fujifilm system because I want to use a lightweight system. In my bag, I have Fujifilm XT-2, Fujinon 10-24, Fujinon 18-55, Fujinon 55-200, and extra battery.Feedback
Plan and work, Bring yourself to in front of whatever you want to take and press the shutter.
