Anette
Anette and her horse Forest. Verdal, Norway.
Anette and her horse Forest. Verdal, Norway.
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V-LUX (Typ 114)
Aperture 31/10 ISO 125 Shutter 1/800 Focal Length 356/25 
Verdalsören, Nord-Trondelag, NO
Jan, 2020Views
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Location
This photo was taken outside Anette's house. Not far from the stables.Time
It was in the middle of the day, about three o'clock.Lighting
It was early March and the day was cloudy. It was suitable for outdoor photography.Equipment
This was shot on Leica V-LUX 25-400 with an 14.24mm F/3.1 lens. No other equipment was involved.Inspiration
When I agreed with Anette about the photo session, she had long hair. I planned to make her portraits. When I came and saw that she had her hair cut, I was almost in shock. I did some portraits nonetheless. Then we went to the stable to greet Annette's horse. I saw that the horse has almost the same red hair as Anette's. Then I decided to make portraits of Anette with a horse. There was a breeze, and their bangs almost mingled in the wind. I found it interesting.Editing
No post-processing.In my camera bag
I bring Fujifilm lens 18-135 and wide angle 10-24 and I bring Leica V-LUX and photo tripod.Feedback
I take pictures of most things. When you photograph different things such as landscape, people, animals and plants, you get a lot of experience. I think the most important thing for photography is to be awake at all times. Because one is looking for light, motives, situations. The more you photograph, the more opportunities to capture that special moment. But anyway, the best picture is not yet taken :) But I'm looking for it.
