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Feb 262012
I went past a small farm while I was out and about running errands. I liked the characteristic of the light and the way it made the horse’s coat looked. I know the background is busy and the fence posts are coming out of his back, but I wanted to capture the warmth of the [more]
Feb 252012
I just liked the light and the way the sun came across the snow. It was pretty nice and simple. Not everything has to be complex. Date Taken: 2012-02-25 17:40:45 Camera: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi Exposure Time: 0.0015s (1/640) Aperture: f/4 ISO: 100 Focal Length: 60mm (96mm in 35mm) Date Modified: 2012-02-26 00:56:54 Photo [more]
Feb 242012
After getting home from work when it was dark for the past few weeks, I finally had a chance to shoot something outside, even though it was snowing. So I took advantage of the natural light. It was not the best light but it was the idea I was looking for. I also tweaked it [more]
Feb 232012
So more experimenting with shadows and how to have them to interplay. It was not 100% of what I was looking for as I did not get as much shadow as I wanted in the crevices. I think perhaps a lower power setting for the flash and a longer exposure next time. Also looking at [more]
This picture of Simpsons chess pieces is straight out of camera. I thought about fixing a few things ranging from Maggie’s eye but was pretty happy with the over all image. There are a few little things I would have liked to change. I took the picture too fast so they are not all looking [more]
Feb 212012
I am still learning some of the things that I can do with the seamless poster paper and a flash. Once again you can see past the side of the paper to the paneling which to some degree helps to define the edges of the glass. I am trying to figure how to get better [more]
Feb 202012
I am still experimenting with the marbles and trying to get the right look. I am not sure that this is it yet either, but moving the flash to a soft box on the camera left side definitely helped. I also changed the aperture to allow for more of the marbles to be in focus. Realistically [more]
