Train Station black & white
Mar, 2017Views
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I took this photo a while ago when I was living in KItchener, Canada. I was curious about the Station, and I was walking around when I looked back and I saw husband very thoughtful looking at the training. I couldn’t miss that scene and the emotion that he was experiencing.Time
I do not remember exactly the time, but it was in the morning because we were going to Toronto. Some friends were waiting for us to hangout. As earlier we leave, more fun we would have.... If I remember well it was a spring day!Lighting
The most interesting thing about this photo is I didn’t have time to ask permission to photograph the other people on the platform, so the only trace of them are their shadow. That’s why light is amazing! We know there were people because of the shadows.Equipment
I used only my old T3i, I do believe I used my 18-200mm because it’s easier have lens with a broader range to teabel and hang out with friends. Less things to carry...Inspiration
Emotions... the only thing that makes me to get my camera and shoot are the emotions that I feel when I see a acene.... Without this I do not take my camera from my bag... Sometimes I have my camera but I don’t use... I need to feel the moment...Editing
Yes I did, but I am not an post-processing expert, so I only make it B&W with few other adjustments.In my camera bag
In Canada I used to have my camera Canon (t3i or 6d mark II). In this moment I had only my T3i because I hadn’t buy the other yet. Sometimes 1-2 other lens, usually one with a boarder and otheronly for portrait (50mm or 85mm).Feedback
If you want a piece of advice, I would say observe the environment around you. Most of the time simple moments are better....
