Passiflora incarnata close-up
This is the Passion Fruit's flower. It comes in different colours, so to be more precise, this is Passiflora Amethyst and I love this plant....
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This is the Passion Fruit's flower. It comes in different colours, so to be more precise, this is Passiflora Amethyst and I love this plant.
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Behind The Lens
Location
The photo was taken in my back garden. These flowers are some of my favourites and I'm trying to send the same "vibe" that I get when I look at them.Time
It was a nice afternoon and I felt it was a perfect time for some shots.Lighting
When I looked through the lens, I saw that "gloom" that the flower was creating naturally in that situation.Equipment
As I am self-thaught into photography, at that time, Canon EOS 750D looked like a good option in terms of price and skills/needs had at that time. Nothing else used.Inspiration
Sometimes a small space like your back garden might have loads to offer if you know where and when to look for. So, I found this as an inspiration.Editing
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To be honest, at the moment, I don't have any. As I had to sell my camera about a year ago. My next camera will be a Nikon D750. Mainly I would have a 24-70mm lense, a 20mm and tripod would do me as a standard kit.Feedback
Like in many other food photos, light is the key + the textures and colours that you have to play with. Choose your time of the day wisely or if you have the chance, try different times of the day. Good luck and all the best.
