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Sep, 2020Views
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Behind The Lens
Location
This picture was taken in Red Jeep on my roadtrip in Colorado with friends. I was enjoying the beautiful views around me as we were driving to our next Colorado destination, and I noticed how cool it would be to highlight this fun car we had to experience the trip. I am not a professional photographer, but I LOVE taking pictures and capturing moments as I go on trips or when I see a vibrant color scheme. Every new picture is a new way to capture beauty and I absolutely love highlighting the fractions of moments with lenses.Time
It was afternoon around 5pm, and the road was getting blue reflections from the snow and mountains that day. Seemed like a perfect opportunity to capture it.Lighting
I wanted to highlight the car and the colors, in order to magnify the whole "on the road" vibe, with the road itself being a bit blurred, so it's not distracting from the vehicle in which we are experiencing the sights and trip.Equipment
I used Iphone 11 pro and nothing else.Inspiration
I was taking lots of pictures during my trip to Colorado, but they were all landscape shots, so I wanted to try something different and commemorate the moments inside the Jeep, the sole vehicle that "helped" me and my friends see those beautiful sights.Editing
I did some editing on my phone, but the lighting and the colors were what made it so vibrant, I just highlighted that more.In my camera bag
I currently do not have any professional camera equipment, but I am making it a goal to get one and learn more about photography from a scientific point of view and not just leisure.Feedback
Don't be afraid to capture the joy of what you see, you never know how the picture will turn out, but usually the most serendipitous and unplanned moments are the ones that produce the best shots.
