Fishermen portrait
i saw that hard working fishermen working 40 degree Centigrade
i saw that hard working fishermen working 40 degree Centigrade
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On the occasion of a photography workshop with teachers and students of Memon Industrial & Technical Institute. We visited the fishermen village know as Ibrahim Haidery in Karachi city Pakistan. Ibrahim Hyderi is a village in the Malir District of Karachi, Pakistan. It was previously a part of Bin Qasim Town, which was disbanded in 2011Time
I took this picture when the season fall just starts here in Karachi city.Lighting
when I was picturing the location, I saw the gentlemen coming out of his hut. the moment he put his foot out in the open, bring glaze of burning sun hit his eye & he uses his hand against it. I think that was meant of or select for me by a higher power so I can win this award.Equipment
I use canon EOS 600 also know as T3i with Tamron 75-300 f4.5-5.6. without flashgun or tripod.Inspiration
the lighting and the emotion of that gentlemen face & his struggle against the burning sun. he was more than 90 years at the time but still he has the will to fight & win any obstetrical in life & emerge as victorias.Editing
When i photography a landscape or indoor shot I perform quite good of editing but for this picture, I just convert the RAW file into JPEG.In my camera bag
As an individual who travels a lot for the sake of photography. he should be able to the lessor the amount of weight that always strictly follows this advice of my mentor. He said to us! "one should always put your coffin on your own shoulder never wait for others to carry your weight. this world is not meant for the person who waits for others". That is why during such kind photographic workshop or traveling I use a Crop Sensor camera or Canon because it is lightweight & easy of use. and a lightweight professional tripod for any long exposure or selfie. note: i took this picture handheld.Feedback
there are not any hard and fast rules or any limits define as a part of creative ART. just enjoy what you do. those are my guideline I follow. 1: Don’t go crazy buying the most expensive equipment right away. but be expert what you have 2: Yes! Consider a professional-level tripod. it is very important to protect pictures from camera shake. 3: Keep your camera with you all the time. 4: Make a list of shots you’d like to get. Don’t overlook mundane subjects for photography. Enjoy the learning process.
