Cantering
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Mar, 2018Views
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Location
I took this photo in Australia in the Toowoomba Region, QueenslandTime
It was taken between 10:00am and 12:00pmLighting
I wasn't focusing on the lighting as I was more interested getting the right angle. However if the lighting was bad I would try and fix it up by editing it.Equipment
All I used was my Canon 70D and Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM LensInspiration
I love our Australian countryside. I love to drive all day and everyday. I drive out to the country to take landscapes photographs. I was driving slowly through a quiet road until I saw this horse running around in his field. I quickly got out and took many photos. This one was the best one I took.Editing
I only edited the photo to make the lighting right and added bit of filter for the clouds.In my camera bag
I have my - Canon 70D - Wide angle Canon 10-18mm lense - Telephoto Canon 70-200 f2.8 Lense - and Canon 24-70mm f2.8 - Tri-pod - a speed light flash - wireless remote flash trigger - cloth and other cleaning gearFeedback
I go anywhere, anytime. If you see something or you love take specific shots like landscapes for example take a photo of it. If you see something that catch your eye and you feel you have 1 chance, take a photo. I was lucky enough I was driving and saw this horse running in a field that I don't ever see everyday so I took a shot whilst I had my chance.
