This photograph was obtained in the practical phase of the course taken in La Roda, (Albacete) for Panorama Photo Photographic Association
One of the first things to be taken into account for part of the moonlight and residual light was that the bottom of our decision not distract. Because he had more partners taking pictures and several ruins in the place, was framed to avoid having anything distract attention.
The tripod was placed a few inches off the ground and so did a contrapicado, using an ultra wide-angle (14en mm full format), able to force and distort perspective combine to make it more aggressive.
The exposure time was determined by the time it was used to illuminate the machine as it was sufficient to acquire the tone sky blue and black was not a bound.
The lighting was as follows:
Flash with red gel shot from behind the machine to the cabin and to the rear wheel to create that angle red light appears under the combine.
Then he used a flashlight warm, Maglite D3 specifically the frontal lighting except for the wheels. It was fully lit side and opening and closing the light beam so that the lighting was not uniform across the front.
Lit where you can read more NEW HOLLAND TX32 to note the make and model.
Otherwise, a mini maglite was used to illuminate the tires warm. Because this flashlight has a small circumference is ideal for this type of lighting.
On the other hand, used a red laser offset to give life to the lighthouse that has illumined combine.
Because of the color black comb machine, used a cold light lamp, more specifically, the Led Lenser T7 as it would help to enhance the textures of the party.
Last, was with this lantern which also gave ground slightly to pass the textures that had appeared as such and there would not have a black plaster which ensuciaría making.
EXIF:
Nikon D700
Objetivo Nikkor 14-24 and 14mm
Opening f4
Exposure time: 121,1with
ISO 200
Balance blancos: 2.700K
Total lighting equipment:
Gel flash con rojo, warm light lanterns (Maglite Mini Maglite 3D y) Cold light and flashlight (Led Lenser T7)
