To me the subject for a photo must be found in everyday things. The pictures do the insects in the meadows around the house, but in towns you can find something interesting ... provided you know to see.
This post had me intrigued, all alone next to his wall, only negative shadow on the strong sun (I shot around noon) ... but luckily I managed to completely hide behind the pole ... ;)
For this picture I went back to my Sigma 24-70 2.8, I had abandoned for too long, and rediscover how to slow from "walking", surely the most exploited of 15-30 that even if offers other satisfactions, and somewhat limited in terms of focal lengths.
Postproduction almost nothing, only curves, levels, and a bit of sharpening.
This post had me intrigued, all alone next to his wall, only negative shadow on the strong sun (I shot around noon) ... but luckily I managed to completely hide behind the pole ... ;)
For this picture I went back to my Sigma 24-70 2.8, I had abandoned for too long, and rediscover how to slow from "walking", surely the most exploited of 15-30 that even if offers other satisfactions, and somewhat limited in terms of focal lengths.
Postproduction almost nothing, only curves, levels, and a bit of sharpening.
Canon EOS 10D - Sigma 24-70 2.8 EX - Macro - f / 8 - 1 / 500 sec - ISO 100 - Freehand
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