the Walker
Photo captured at the precise moment that passed one of the participants of the photowalk.
Photo captured at the precise moment that passed one of the participants of the photowalk.
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Behind The Lens
Location
this photo was taken at the photowalk scott kelby 2016, in the city of Panama neighborhood the crabTime
Of all the photos I have taken this I loved because I like the reflections and I could have taken it at about ten o'clock in the morninLighting
for this type of photos I like natural lighting because it gives a better drama to the scene, good leftovers, good contrast and gives a special touchEquipment
this was shot on a Canon 7D, with an 50mm f/1.4Inspiration
I love the photographs of reflections, that day all the people went through oak to that puddle of water and did not pay attention, I managed to see it from another point of view and I stopped in front of him to wait for people to catch them by crushing the puddle of water I took many shots but I liked it more.Editing
I usually use lightroom to edit my photos, but the image does not need any special edition, I was worried because the photo would be taken from the camera, I only made a slight correction of shadows, contrast, clarity and luminance in the HLS option.In my camera bag
I usually have in my backpack my camera 7D use 3 lens 50mm, 17-40mm and 28-135mm, 50 exclusively for portraits, 17-40 for landscapes and social photos, 28-135 to capture some subject that is a little more far.Feedback
Photography is patience whenever you want to capture a good image you must wait and wait until you reach the precise moment, make several shots until you achieve the correct exposure.
