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Archive for 31. October 2009
Trick ‘r Treat
31. October 2009 by Friedhelm.
The city of Chowchilla, CA organized a “Trick ‘r Treat” event where the local small businesses gave out candy. This was also an opportunity to photograph. I always ask permission when I photograph someone that I don’t know. I used a fill-in flash and took advantage of the beautiful ambient background light and I got some beautiful images like this one. A word of caution. In order to take advantage of the ambient light I had to position my camera below the subjects face. If the person had a double chin you have some post production work to edit it out.
Enjoy!
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