My Son is the Photographer Now.
Every so often I try to teach my son some of the activities I have learned, with some he shows more interest and with others not so much... Let's say he is not very fond of photography but sporadically I give him the camera and try to get him to take some shots.
Looking at what you have captured with the camera is a unique sense of satisfaction, perhaps because it is something that most of the time are scenes that our own eyes cannot see.
You can begin to understand light, focus points, angles and get a brief idea of what to do with the camera.
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We were at the viewpoint in the city of Villa Carlos Paz in the province of Cordoba and I left him for a few minutes to explore his surroundings and be inspired by what he was looking at from that point.
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At that time the camera had the 55-200mm lens and with some prior instructions on how to use it in manual mode, it started taking pictures.
These were some or most of the pictures my son took.
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This is one of my favorites, I think you did a good close up, there is good focus and a nice light flare on the left side while you can see on the right side some shadows as well.
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We had a great view, we could see almost the whole city from the heights, I really thought he was going to focus on it but he turned around and started taking pictures of the plants.
I think he is very attracted to nature in the photographic realm as well, in fact he loves nature as a whole.
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After seeing these shots I think about what he could do with a macro lens, I would probably have to buy his own camera 😅
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Doing this kind of thing is great, I like to incorporate my knowledge into it without imposing it.
I think that if you take photos more often you might awaken some passion for this, so your compositions would improve.
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Although for these last photos I found it very complicated, touching the buttons on the camera and setting what he thought was correct.
After looking at all the photos, I obviously gave him some tips.
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Here we have a different photo, All the vegetation of one of the mountains that was near us.
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And by chance we found a stick insect, this time it was very difficult for him to take these photos and he set the camera to automatic mode... he was in a hurry 😅
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What an interesting species of insects, we really need a macro lens, with each passing day these types of shots catch my attention more.
Any advice on what macro lens I should buy to start?
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To finish I leave you these last shots, while a butterfly posed on this flower.
I hope you enjoyed these photos, I finally gave it a touch of editing in Lightroom. Have a great day ✨📸
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That's all, friends! Thanks for stopping by and appreciating.
GEAR USED:
Camera: Nikon D3400 | Lens: AF-S DX NIKKOR 55-200mm f/4-5.6G ED
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