I was trying out my new 2.0xTC, primarily photograhing the architecture at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich. This young lady was pirched right at the start of the colonnades I was trying to photograph, engrossed in a novel (The Woman in Black) and didn't notice me taking my pictures. I approached her to ask permission to include her in my photograph, before I could finish my sentence, she apologised and said she would get out of the way. I replied, 'no, you look amazing, I want to include you in the photograph'. She agreed and continued to read. I proceeded to take other photographs and returned to her after about 15 minutes as I wanted her to get back into her novel. As I had 400mm at my disposal, I could get well back from her so as not to distract her or make her feel self conscious. The light was natural, if a little bright, but I thought t painted the ancient colonnades with an earthy honeycomb tint. Her hair was also dancing about in the light breeze, which added to the natual look of the image.
Sony A7iv, Sony GM 70-200mm f/2.8 II + 2.0xTC
ISO100, f/5.6, 1/500 s, EXP -0.3, @328mm
Some light post processing in LrC