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marcdewitt
October 08, 2016
What fun you can have with a wide angle lens and an animal. It creates such comic book-like caricatures. Nicely done!
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Rettenberg; Bavaria in the beautiful Allgäu in GermanyTime
in September of 2016 on an wonderful Late summer dayLighting
No, I was just lucky with the circumstances. Super weather, beautiful light and a photogenic cowEquipment
Canon 70 D with an walimex fisheyeInspiration
Oh, i really love cows. I like their faces, the beautiful expressive eyes. For me, just beautiful animals. I am special for the Viehscheid, a German tradition travelled to the Allgäu in search of beautiful cow pictures. But I'm so lucky I didn't expect that. Since I'm just a hobby photographerEditing
Admittedly, the cow fence on the side didn't fit, that didn't fit the rest of the picture, which radiates a wideness. I'm not a fan of Photoshop and post-processing, so it also looks a little bumbling on the side. But I think the look of the cow strongly distracts and is just perfect, so you can see over my little stümperhaftes after editing. The picture was even worth an electric shock.In my camera bag
Even though it is frowned upon by most photographers, I like to use a zoom. Since I prefer to take pictures on trips and often discover beautiful motifs in the distance, so that I can not run so fast. I know that I sometimes have corresponding losses in quality, but that weighs with images I would not have been able to get without a zoom.Feedback
For me, the eye or gaze is decisive. According to the motto; Not the camera, but the eye makes the picture. I am not technique savvy, it is more important to me to train my gaze and to photograph out of my stomach. Who does not dare, who does not win!