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2020 Choice Award
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Superb Composition
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All Star
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Outstanding Creativity
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Absolute Masterpiece
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Peer Award
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The Colors Photo ContestTop 30 rank
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The Beauty Of Fall Photo Contest 2018Top 30 rank week 1
Fall 2017 Photo ContestTop 30 rank week 1
My Best Shot Photo Contest Vol 1Top 10 rank
My Best Shot Photo Contest Vol 1Top 10 rank week 2
Fall 2016 Photo ContestTop 30 rank
The Battle Of Advanced Photo ContestTop 20 rank week 2
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Image of the Year Photo Contest by SnapfishTop 10 rank
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Freshmen 2015 Photo ContestTop 20 rank
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Picture People Photo ContestTop 10 rank
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Behind The Lens

Location

This photo was taken in Orangeville, Ontario Canada

Time

It was just before dusk.

Lighting

It was a perfect day for a photo shoot. Not too sunny with perfect end of day lighting.. there is a reason they call that the golden hour.

Equipment

I have a canon 7D and a 70-200m lens

Inspiration

Olivia has co-authored a book called May I be Excused, My Brian is Full. Olivia identifies as having Aspergers and shares her story with the world to help raise awarneness and help others that also identify as having Aspergers.

Editing

Yes, I use photo shop and creativity adjust and make art using a keyboard, just as an artist selects her paints.

In my camera bag

I am fairly low maintenance, two lenses 24-70 and my 70-200 and a light diffuser, but with a flashy camera strap :)

Feedback

I think the trick is not to get too caught up in the details of technicality. Focus on creating an authentic portrait by working with your clients and adapting to their level of comfort and making the photo shoot so casual that they can be themselves. This is what I loved about this photo. Olivia relaxed and let her self go, and I caught the magic on camera.

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