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Pink Sisters by Gino Franco Velasco
Captured on a summer day in July, this photograph emerged from a quiet moment of exploration following a strawberry harvest. The photographer was drawn to the sudden, ethereal way sunlight illuminated a cluster of pink flowers in the distance, creating a striking natural contrast. By focusing on the delicate interplay of light and color, the image transforms a simple botanical subject into a serene, painterly composition. Its award-worthy quality lies in the precise capture of this fleeting atmospheric condition, showcasing an eye for the subtle beauty found within the landscape.
Nikon D40 with 18-55mm | Exposure 1/400sec @ f/8 | ISO 200 | Focal Length 55mm
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Gino Franco Velasco
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Born in the Philippines and currently residing in Lahti, Finland, Gino Franco Velasco balances a professional career as a software engineer with a deep-seated passion for design and photography. His creative journey began during his time in Japan, where the country's breathtaking scenery inspired him to document the natural world. Though he views photography as a dedicated hobby, Velasco consistently seeks to capture treasured, intimate moments, continually refining his craft by observing the work of esteemed international photographers.
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Indeed, the composition plays an important role to enhance image personality.