Good evening, Steemit community and PhotoStreem tribe...
We are in the carnival season, so today my publication is about this topic.
This morning our walk began in the city of Ribadavia - Ourense (Spain). While we are looking for a place to have a soda we find a small parade accompanied by percussion to the rhythm of the samba, there began my photographic tour:
When they stopped, take the opportunity to photograph one of the components of the group.
Nikon D7000 \ Af Nikkor 70-210mm f/4 lens \ 1/320s \ f/4 \ 210mm \ ISO 125 \ Natural Light.
Also your hands while playing the drums...
Nikon D7000 \ Af Nikkor 70-210mm f/4 lens \ 1/320s \ f/4 \ 210mm \ ISO 125 \ Natural Light.
...And its colorful drums:
Nikon D7000 \ Af Nikkor 70-210mm f/4 lens \ 1/320s \ f/4 \ 210mm \ ISO 125 \ Natural Light.
After this, we stopped to eat and enjoy a sunny day. The walk continued in the afternoon, in the great parade of the city. First I photographed a musician who played the saxophone:
Nikon D7000 \ Af Nikkor 70-210mm f/4 lens \ 1/160s \ f/4 \ 155mm \ ISO 200 \ Natural Light.
We continue our walk watching the floats and carnival parades and suddenly there was one that attracted all my attention...
...First the children:
Nikon D7000 \ Af Nikkor 70-210mm f/4 lens \ 1/125s \ f/4 \ 210mm \ ISO 400 \ Artificial Light.
Nikon D7000 \ Af Nikkor 70-210mm f/4 lens \ 1/640s \ f/4 \ 210mm \ ISO 400 \ Artificial Light.
...Then the princess and the prince...
Nikon D7000 \ Af Nikkor 70-210mm f/4 lens \ 1/125s \ f/4 \ 70mm \ ISO 800 \ Artificial Light.
...And finally the queen of the float.
Nikon D7000 \ Af Nikkor 70-210mm f/4 lens \ 1/125s \ f/4 \ 210mm \ ISO 400 \ Artificial Light.
Nikon D7000 \ Af Nikkor 70-210mm f/4 lens \ 1/125s \ f/4 \ 125mm \ ISO 400 \ Artificial Light.
Nikon D7000 \ Af Nikkor 70-210mm f/4 lens \ 1/320s \ f/4 \ 155mm \ ISO 400 \ Artificial Light.
And here concludes our little adventure today, I hope you liked it. Thanks for your support.
Good night!!
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