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Wow-what an incredible, luscious, richly-colored subject these are!!! Shot #2 has a lot of what looks like NR, but still, I am diggin' the look of the subject matter and the colors. Shot #1 seems a bit under-exposed. I simply LOVE the colors in these, and think these have huge potential.
Darrel is never sarcastic.
Wow-what an incredible, luscious, richly-colored subject these are!!! Shot #2 has a lot of what looks like NR, but still, I am diggin' the look of the subject matter and the colors. Shot #1 seems a bit under-exposed. I simply LOVE the colors in these, and think these have huge potential.
Wow-what an incredible, luscious, richly-colored subject these are!!! Shot #2 has a lot of what looks like NR, but still, I am diggin' the look of the subject matter and the colors. Shot #1 seems a bit under-exposed. I simply LOVE the colors in these, and think these have huge potential.
I meant every single word of that post. When I say, "I'm diggin' ", that's a clue that I am "diggin'" on something...and it's a clue to my birth decade as well.
Perhaps you can re-read my original post and look at each word at face value. Some clues: "Wow-what an incredible, luscious, richly-colored subject these are!!!"
and also "what looks like NR, but still, I am diggin' the look" >>>>quick observation about the technical aspect of a pic and a "but still"....followed by positive comment...
And finally, " simply LOVE the colors in these, and think these have huge potential.">>>>>>>Okay, yet another positive comment about how I love the colors, and then the phrase "huge potential".
I actually thought the subject matter was excellent, and that it has a huge potential upside.
Shooting through a round aperture in a large board covered in black is one way to make sure you and the camera are not seen.
I've been fascinated by round, reflective things like Christmas ornaments simply placed inside of cut lkead crystal bowls and placed on tables...the trouble is how reflective the darned things are--mirror-like.
ON these, I LOVE the starburst-type effect on #2...I do not like the NR look, but I do love the lighting effect. I'm wondering about a cross-star filter, if you want some of that "Eighties Feel"...
I think focal length experiments might also make some difference. The colors and the richness are really good to me. Glass and ceramic subjects can be pretty complicated. Not really my forte. I don't have much in the way of suggestions, except for those few general comments I made above.
cgipson1 said:Yadda yadda yadda
These are actually 1" steel balls...
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.. maybe get some other ideas!
Thanks!
cgipson1 said:Yadda yadda yadda
These are actually 1" steel balls...
Yadda yadda yadda
.. maybe get some other ideas!
Thanks!
Ok here's some other ideas: magnets and motion
Combine your balls with this concept:
Mirror Box « Digital Composting
Enjoy!