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Photograph · Cosplay in Forest, by River, near Waterfall

Hobbit Dwarf

Hobbit Dwarf
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From the photo record

Photographer
Yenra
Credit
Sin'dorei Costuming
Captured
2016:10:09 14:43:37
Camera
NIKON D600
Lens
85.0 mm f/1.4
Focal length
85.0 mm
Aperture
f/2.5
Shutter speed (seconds)
1/125
ISO
100
Copyright
Yenra Corporation 2016

Subjects: cosplay, dwarf, hobbit

More recorded details
Suggested title
Medieval Girl in the Forest
Summary
A young girl dressed in a medieval-style costume stands on a forest floor.
Headline
Cosplay in Nature
Description
Tolkien used Dwarves, instead, which corresponds with Elf and Elves. In this matter, one has to consider the fact that the etymological development of the term dwarf differs from the similar-sounding word scarf (plural scarves). The English word is related to old Norse dvergr, which, in the other case, would have had the form dvorgr. But this word was never recorded, and the f/g-emendation (English/Norse) dates further back in language history.
Profile
Camera Vivid
Color temperature
4400
Editing software
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6.8 (Windows)
Approximate focus distance (m)
5.62

Detailed description

A young girl dressed in a medieval-style costume, standing on a forest floor covered with leaves and twigs. She is wearing a blue dress with gold trim and a tan belt around her waist. Her hair is styled in braids and adorned with a small tiara. The background of the image features trees and bushes, suggesting that it was taken outdoors in a natural setting.

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