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Loved our visit to this beautiful area of Peru. This was shot during a demonstration of the traditional art of weaving in Chinchero....
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Loved our visit to this beautiful area of Peru. This was shot during a demonstration of the traditional art of weaving in Chinchero.
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2 Comments |
nancyb926
 
nancyb926 June 25, 2019
Fantastic edit, great capture
kbsimages PRO
 
kbsimages May 31, 2020
So Beautiful!!!!!
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Behind The Lens

Location

Chinchero Peru during a group tour in March 2019. Did have to work the shadows a bit.

Time

This was a midday event.

Lighting

There was a skylight in the roof which made for excellent overall lighting.

Equipment

For this trip I had my Sony a6000 and the Sony 18 -135 lens. This was handheld no flash needed.

Inspiration

I loved the symmetry of the women working at different stages of the weaving process. The costuming and the mixed ages of the weavers was charming.

Editing

I used lightroom to brighten shadows and tone down the highlights especially on the face. The dir3ct light from the skylight was intense rapt times. I then applied an HDR effect in Topaz at about half strength. I masked the faces a bit as HDR can be to intense on facial features.

In my camera bag

I’m normally a full frame Nikon fan. The D850 is my primary camera and the D750 a backup. I love my Nikon 14-24mm lens for my night and astrophotography. A Tamron 100-400 for nature and Nikon 18-300 for everyday.. currently waiting for the Nikon 70-200mm to arrive. I also use a Gitzo tripod and ReallyRight Stuff ball head. I chose the Sony for my trip as I knew it would handle hand held low light situations well but I missed the ease with which I can handle my Nikon cameras.

Feedback

Always work the scene. Most of my travelling companions sat in one place. I moved around the room and angled myself for certain shots which mean’t crouching and sitting on the floor.

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