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Janina
Apr, 2019Views
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Chatter Award
People's Choice in Beautiful Faces Photo Challenge
Zenith Award
People's Choice in Woman portrait Photo Challenge
People's Choice in Stunning Images of Beautiful Women Photo Challenge
Top Shot Award 22
People's Choice in Beautiful Beauty Portraits Photo Challenge
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People's Choice in sexy redhead girls Photo Challenge
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Behind The Lens
Location
The photo was taken on June 27th, 2015 during a shoot. In the morning we were in the studio and after lunch we went to a small park in the village where I live.Time
I took the photo at 1:06 p.m. under an overcast sky. It was a wonderful, soft light.Lighting
Soft light is particularly important in portrait photography. It flatters the skin and hides small blemishes and wrinkles. You should avoid harsh shadows.Equipment
I used my Canon EOS 5d Mark III with the EF 24-105mm f / 4.0l USM.Inspiration
It's one of many photos I took that day. I uploaded some photos from that day to ViewBug.Editing
The contrast was minimally edited with Lightroom, otherwise the image was not further edited.In my camera bag
My preferred camera is a Canon EOS 5d Mark III. The lenses I have from Canon are the EF 11-24 mm f / 4 L, EF 50 mm f / 1.4, EF 24-105 mm f / 4 L, EF100 mm f / 2.8 L Macro and EF 100-400 mm f / 4.5 -5.6 L IS II. Before I start taking photos, I think about what I would like to photograph and accordingly choose which lenses I take with me and whether I need a tripod. It is important for me to only take the most necessary things with me, as there is quite a bit of weight that you have to carry with you. If I don't know what to expect, I'll take the 24-105 and the 100-400 with me. If I don't have a camera with me, I'll take photos with my iPhone.Feedback
In portrait photography in particular, you can't take enough photos. A different pose, a different smile, a different look or a different image detail can bring about amazing changes.
