Zebra submissive?
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Location
The photo was taken in one studio in Città di Castello - Perugia - ItalyTime
In April around 17.30Lighting
I used sunlightEquipment
NIKON D3100, f/8, 1/160 sec, ISO-100, 18 mm, max aperture 3.6, No Flash, focal lenght 27Inspiration
This photo is from a series about zebras and woman concept, about how we see the woman. Zebre's photo shoot was born after a dark period of my life, following which I intended to reflect on the concept of precultural reality and concrete reality and focusing on Woman's concept. A clear example that Mother Nature has given us is the Zebra, whose physical characteristics in the savannah allow it to mimic the Lions who have a monochromatic view, but not human beings. So the Zebra in question is the woman whose central role within our existence remains relative and perceived by the observer's sensibility. So are we lions or can we see it over?Editing
I took the picture in black and white and played with the curvesIn my camera bag
NIKON D3100, 35MM 1.8 DX, 85 mm 1.8 F,Feedback
you will need of one venetian shutter or similar
