Good morning dear photographer friends, all dear Hive friends🙌📸
I've had a difficult night 🤨, too much heat 🔥, I've been awake since 2 o'clock in the morning. In the next three days, I will publish a trilogy (today is the first part) of photos from a deliberate photo session, again with my Viki, whom you all have already come to love. We decided to show photos of the happiest Day of the Dead on our planet and in the country of Mexico
Of course, in our arrangement 😉👩
Let's explain a little for those who don't know.... Unlike our customs, in Mexico the day of remembrance for the dead is celebrated with colorful flowers and wreaths on flower heads, sugar skulls and colorful costumes. In this way, the loved ones who are no longer with them are honored.
So, Viki and I will show you with photos how we imagined it
As always, a lot of things had to be thought of for this idea, makeup, wardrobe, skull, flowers, flower wreaths and all other little things had to be solved.
Dia de los Muertos, that's how the Mexicans call this holiday, and they mark it with two-day celebrations
As we imagined, so we did. So, the first part is ready for publication, the photography 📸 was done in our small home photo studio, with backgrounds. I photographed with my beast of a camera, the Nikon D750 in manual mode.
That's all for today's post, the first part of my trilogy. The second part will follow tomorrow and the third on Sunday. In each of the following posts, I will write a little more about this custom.
The photos were taken in our small photo studio, with my beast Nikon D750 in manual mode.
I hope you will like how I imagined to show you that Mexican holiday seen through my eyes 👁️
Until tomorrow and the second part of our trilogy, big greetings to everyone!
Your Viki and 