Peacock Swirl
Artistic view of a wormhole
Artistic view of a wormhole
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Feb, 2019Views
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This photo was taken in my home town of Minnesota. I am a self-taught Amature photographer, looking to further my passion for photography by learning and educating myself and those interested in learning Nikon Brands in hopes to enter Nikon Contests. This is the first picture that I took to share a child's perspective, which inspired me enough to post this online.Time
This picture was taken indoor's around 6 Pm.Lighting
Lighting: Incandescent IndoorEquipment
NIKON D800 setting: aperture f/4.5?ISO 6400?Shutter 1/50?Focal Length 850/10?Inspiration
My original inspiration was from "Viewbug's Texture contests". After searching for days in nature, with no optimistic view to share creativity the search ended with a colorful view of what "wormhole" or a "Lit up tunnel" would look like if viewed from an adult perspective. A view shared by a 3-year-old is "It looks like a Peacock with a fan doing round and round swirl fast fast", after spinning for a few seconds and looking at the piece. This was the creativity that inspired the capture of gazing into this for small periods of time and smiling at how a "Peacock with a fan is doing a round and round swirl". Thus the name "Peacock Swirl"Editing
No Post edits were performed for this pictureIn my camera bag
Nikon D800 Lens: 28-300 Mm Lens: 80 mm Tripod 2 Scandisk ultra 64 GB cards 1 External HarddiskFeedback
In my opinion, Pictures are the time capsules that freeze the moment to capture the present and tell the story of what is the past", It has no ends, knows no limits allowing one to share perspective. So be creative never stop seeing things differently and believing in yourself. My goal is to share my views and work on social sites to sell some pictures to get newer gear. This allows me to learn to be more patient as well as reminds me of how to value and appreciate simple things in life. Be simple, and think what someone would have for gear who is not a professional but a hobbyist. This is a beautiful starting point which forces us to be creative.
