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Wood Nymph

Wood Nymph

I was asked to photograph this beautiful young lady for a friends daughter that is taking theater arts and makeup. The shoot was in a wood it was raining and th...
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I was asked to photograph this beautiful young lady for a friends daughter that is taking theater arts and makeup. The shoot was in a wood it was raining and the light was poor. I used one off camera flash with a shoot throught umbrella. I used zooming effects in photoshop for impact.
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camera

NIKON D750

settings

settings

Aperture 35/10 ISO 500 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 900/10

upload_date

upload_date

Sep, 2016

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317

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+54

Awards

Winner in Elysian Essence: Fine Nude Artistry Photo Challenge

Peer Award

+8

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Superb Composition

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Magnificent Capture

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