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Shoreline, Tree Shine Setting

NIKON D7000

settings

Aperture f/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 660/10

upload_date

Sep, 2017

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575

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+55

Awards

People's Choice in Creative Concepts Photo Challenge

Peer Award

+18

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Absolute Masterpiece

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All Star

Outstanding Creativity

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A shot about what happens when a heritage site is built upon anyways...on the right is the original Bank of Commerce in Toronto City...

Bee, throwing up the peace sign! (Look closely)

Wellesley station,Toronto, Ontario, Canada

This little guy had a look as though something of the utmost importance is being said but with a side of humor mixed in...sarcasm perhaps?

These are multitudes of mirrored oblong orbs hanging from the ceiling at my studio apartment. I just added some color after taking the shots. would ma

Behind The Lens

Location

This photo was taken at the Detroit River Waterfront in Windsor, Ontario, Canada.

Time

The timing was crucial for this shot so that the sun glare and gleam was at its highest amplitude. The shutter hammered down at precisely 8:25 pm on this sweltering end of the 10th day in July of 2017.

Lighting

Every ounce of lighting was produced solely by natural causes though I do occasionally use small reflective surfaces or even small LED flashlights to add shine, gleam or reflective properties as a finishing touch before publishing my work.

Equipment

a Nikon D7000 camera body, a Nikon ED Nikkor AF-S 4.2 to 5.7. (as well as a baseplate, a tripod, lithium batter pack, 8 stop filter and an SB-40 Nikon flash with defuser.).

Inspiration

God

Editing

Of course... I have no idea at all, why my guiding hands went the way of over color as creative procedure and made me feel as if a 2 toned color fading, using 2 colors that would never intersect in reality...Yellow and Purple. Sometimes,.. Fictitious, can be better than reality.

In my camera bag

Nikon D7000,Nikon D810a, 40mm for portraiture, 55 to 85mm for interior close up shots, 55 to 105mm for long indoor shots and short outdoor ones, 70 to 200mm for longer subjects or close ups from afar, 55-300mm for super distant subjects, a wide angle fish eyed lens for large area scenic shots like forestry ,waterways or people in crowds. as well as , last but not least... my macro tube set for intensely close, detailed shots of anything that required it. then we have the other basics like, 2 flashes, a halo flash/facial light, wireless keychain shutter release, all the cleaning necessities, caps for lens bottoms, lens tops and spare batteries and battery pack...finally,...my tripod and monopod for sharper shots.

Feedback

Let it happen naturally. Don't force it.

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