Colourful Flowers Make Outdoor Photography Better!

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Hello everyone!


Today I'll be sharing wonderful, colourful photos of my friend Ada I took on a collaborative photoshoot with my friend Kodeblacc.

This will also be my entry to portraitcontest@portraitcontest 's competition. Thank you for the opportunity. It is an awesome avenue to show and behold wonderful work by wonderful people. I hope I get lucky馃槄.

As stated in my earlier posts, I love shooting with natural light and incorporating shadows (where I can) into my photos. Another thing I absolutely love are colours!

We shot at this wonderful flower patch we found at an estate nearby and we had a great time doing so too. For these photos, I used my friend's camera and lens accompanied by a reflector to lift the shadows on the model's face as much as I could with the natural light available.

While taking most of the shots, I chose to use low angles so as to capture the colourful flowers which were a bit high up. I also shot with a shallow depth of field to keep the subject as the priority as well as incorporate colours from the blurred out flowers at the back creating a nice Bokeh effect. Here are the photos I loved and ended up editing.


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You could see how colourful and calm the photos are in general. Also I loved the Bokeh I got which is mostly due to the lens I used for the photos. They were taken with a Nikon D750 camera accompanied with an 85mm f/1.8 AF prime lens.


The photos were colourgraded on the Lightroom Mobile and Snapseed apps on my smartphone. They have taking the photos. The camera was a full-frame camera and as such, photos came out crisp and sharp. I shot the photos in JPEG format.


I hope you like colourful photos as much as I do, cause I'll be sharing lots more! 馃榿


Thanks for coming around, hope to see you again!

Colourful Flowers Make Outdoor Photography Better! | Ecency