Watches and Lighting

tenlientl · Oct 30, 2008

im aware lighting is important and i played around. i used flash, light right above, light behind, etc. i just wanted to know what i dealing with. and to be honest, i dont know what im doing.

http://imbty.wordpress.com/2008/10/30/right-on-time/

click on the photos for a larger resolution

ps: i need a filter, right?

Sebastian 16 · Oct 30, 2008

i like them a lot. i don't think you would need a filter

tenlientl · Oct 31, 2008

any suggestion on what i can do to improve. those are my favourite out of the 100+ pics, but i dont think they're that great imo.

Sebastian 16 · Nov 1, 2008

maybe try a different angle? using some different light angles? expierment... then expierment some more and you'll find out what looks good and is fun. there is nothing technically wrong with them. they are good pictures. i would try doing some macros

Ls3D · Nov 1, 2008

I like!

If it was a product shoot you would probably need to watch your highlight exposure, hard shadow & fill.

But for just messing around, nice result.

-Shea