Wandering through the woods
SM-C5000
Aperture f/1.9 ISO 40 Shutter 1/290 Focal Length 370/100 
Khartoum North, Al Khartum, SD
Oct, 2020Views
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Pjerry
January 02, 2021
You have given 2020 a positive swing that is really (nice) positive, a contribution to the Year 2020 Collection. As always, the competition will be tough, which, as an added consequence, makes the victory taste very sweet. Good luck and probably for the … time: Happy New Year and stay healthy in 2021!
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Location
Took it in the woods close to our neighborhood by the Nile river, Khartoum North, Sudan.Time
I couldn't sleep that night. At 5 AM I stopped my alarm before even ringing and started wandering in the empty streets of our neighborhood then thought of going to the woods for some inspiration. This was taken on June 25, 2020 at 5:30 Am.Lighting
The Sun light at the end of the woods seemed like "The Light at the end of the Tunnel" and that how I imagined it so I didn't use any lighting so that the viewers could grasp the scene that this man is walking from darkness towards light.Equipment
Shot on a Galaxy C5, with a 16 MP, f/1.9, AF lens. no other equipment was involved.Inspiration
I went to the Woods for inspiration and there was this man wandering through the woods all alone and as he passed by and entered the tunnel of trees at the end of the woods I thought to myself "Yeah, that's worth Capturing."Editing
With smartphones there's always trouble with Vibrance or Saturation strangely there was no issue with them this time. Only needed to adjust brightness a little.In my camera bag
My Sony DSC-P200 Camera.Feedback
Taking photos is first of all personal, Specially Landscape Photography. So take your photos from the Heart, capture how you see things and people will enjoy your work. The frame is your eyes what's in it and what's out of it is what photography is.
