Snow road
Foto by Ljubinko S. Tadic
Foto by Ljubinko S. Tadic
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SONY DSC-H50
Aperture 27/10 ISO 640 Shutter 10/400 Focal Length 52/10 
Kozara, Republika Srpska, BA
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Action Award
Zenith Award
Curator's Selection
Winner in Snow Time Photo Challenge
Top Shot Award 21
Spring 21 Award
Legendary Award
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Elite
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Absolute Masterpiece
Peer Award
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Outstanding Creativity
Magnificent Capture
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Location
The photo "Snow Road" was taken one cold and snow-rich evening on Mount Kozara in the northwestern part of Republika Srpska in Bosnia and Herzegovina.Time
It was February 1, 2011, around 5 p.m. It was winter and a short winter day, so it was already getting dark.Lighting
There was no special lighting, just white snow, one street lamp in the background and an integrated flash on the camera.Equipment
It was photographed by hand (without the use of a tripod). Flash integrated in the camera. I used a Sony DSC-H50 camera. Optics Karl Zeiss; f / 2.7; exposure 1/40Inspiration
It was a beautiful winter night on the mountain, ... a real winter idyll and that's how I originally called this photo "Winter Idyll". It was a very inspiring evening for photography and then some very beautiful photos were taken.Editing
I'm an amateur photographer, ... I'm a fan of analog photography. I have always used a digital camera, I try to take photos of the moment and I am not a fan of post-processing, photoshopping or filtering, because then the photo becomes an artificial creation and does not correspond to reality ...this photo has not been post-processed.In my camera bag
My equipment is very modest. The above camera Sony DSC-H50, Flash integrated;15x optical zoom and my eye, my hand and my soul ... :)Feedback
It is necessary to have adequate power of observation in nature, on objects or on people, ... to notice the beauty of the frame and "shoot" ... so what can God do? A lot of "directing" in photography doesn't appeal to me, ... I like everything that is natural, spontaneous, without adjusting and adding effects that are not an integral part of the subject at the time the photo was taken.
