EXPLORING my New Gear 75-300mm Zoom, [EXCHANGE with Battery Grip BG E-5] A Ficus Tree

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A canon EOS 60D Camera with :

 

Canon EF75-300mm f/4-5.6 Zoom Lens

ISO : 200

App f 5,0

TV: 1/160

Focal length :100mm

 

 

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This was My test Shot from New Taken 75-300mm CANON Zoom Outfit Gear , Which I got as exchange from my Canon Battery Grip BG E-5, Do not be surprised, this is a Non IS , USM lens,

 

My photographic process acts as a translator – translating from the “invisible” world of non-instantaneous events, into the visible world as a photographic print. In a way, it is like peeling back a page to reveal a world that, while very real, is not experienced visually. We feel it. We sense it. But in general, we don’t see it.(…)

And (…) When I make an image I know exactly on what I want the viewer to focus and what I want them to see and feel. By reducing my images to austere minimalist compositions I force the viewer to more closely examine what I have left in the frame thus intensifying the viewer’s observation and appreciation of the few things that remain in the image. Furthermore (…) To compose in a minimal way, I decide what it is that I wish to convey – what is it in the scene that I want the viewer to focus their attention upon, and what emotion I want to evoke. Then, I try to minimize anything else that competes with that. The composition becomes critical – specifically how the main elements interact with any lesser elements, the horizon, the positive and negative spaces created by their placement, the edges of the frame and the tension or harmony created by the positions of everything. (…) Please note that when I say “main element” I do not mean “subject matter”. My subject matter is the feeling I am trying to convey. The objects in my images are simply supporting characters.(…)

 

Well there you have it. Just trying to capture what I feel when looking at the sea by averaging our experience over time and trying to eliminate all other elements that can distract the viewer from the essence.

 

 

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