Tried some light painting on a watch:

[MK3Brent]

LED flashlight on the face for 4 seconds, then 26 seconds with a gel on the rear.

Picked up a new 35mm prime so I wanted to play with the f1.8 bokeh goodness.

 

[480sparky]

Yellow comes from ambient lighting?

 

[MK3Brent]

Yellow comes from ambient lighting?

I think I added that in post for some warmth.
The secondary fill light with the gel might have bled a little too.

How is the focus to you?
On my main monitor it looks soft, but on my second monitor it looks tack.

 

[Fishpaste]

It looks soft here, but following the image URL, I can see more sharpness...must be the size reduction. Not a bad shot!

 

[Frequency]

I want its position seen a bit more downward, that is a bit more viewer-ward; really loved the color of B/G which well goes with the colors in the watch

Regards

 

[MK3Brent]

It looks soft here, but following the image URL, I can see more sharpness...must be the size reduction. Not a bad shot!

Thank-you sir.

I want its position seen a bit more downward, that is a bit more viewer-ward; really loved the color of B/G which well goes with the colors in the watch

Regards

The first 20 shots I took at this angle was because I was exposing the background for depth. I guess this shot was just an accident. haha.
This subject is a very good piece to practice with. The shiny case and reflective glass makes it a challenge to strategically light it.

Thanks for the post!

 

[JessicaLynn]

i like the lighting & composition, & that is one sweet watch!!! lol