Reflecion
Out of my shooting with Viktoria in a castle outside of Poznan.
Out of my shooting with Viktoria in a castle outside of Poznan.
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Location
I took the photo in a castle outside of Poznan (Poland) at a workshop of Belle Shoots - organized by Olga Kaminska. It was a great pleasure for me, working with the beautiful model Viktoriia Yarova.SundayTime
Sunday morning - it was my turn shooting 3 hours with Viktoriia. We were standing in a big room with a piano. Suddenly I had the idea, that we should create something with / at and next to the piano. The results - fantastic photos - Very sensual (from my point of view :-) )Lighting
It was intension shooting without a flash. Using as much available light as possible. After attending a speech of Roberto Valenzuela I decided to focus on this subject. Last year I had the opportunity to meet Sagaj in Warsaw. He showed me, the way he's taking his pictures. Most of the time with available light. He's photos are really, really beautiful.Equipment
Canon EOS R with my favorite Lens Sigma Art Line 85 mm 1.4Inspiration
As mentioned we took a lot of photos at, around and on the piano. Suddenly I saw the reflection on the piano. I love taking reflections photos. Wherever I have the opportunity I take the shot.Editing
Nothing specialIn my camera bag
Canon R / Canon R6 / Sigma Art Line 85mm 1.4 / Sigma 35 mm 1.4 / Canon 70-200mm 2.8 / Canon 50mm 1.4Feedback
Watch out - there are so many reflections you just have to see them. Take your time wherever you have windows, mirrors , puddles etc.
