Weekly challenge 6/1 - 6/7 The Unexpected Composition

[vintagesnaps]

Puppies rule!

I'd like to try this challenge, sometime... this one to me is interesting and something I've never done before (I've been a photographer so long most are a been there done that kind of thing!). I plan shoot to shoot a roll of 24 exp. film +1 double/overlapped exposure at the end (a surprise every time!), so would have to get that developed and scanned and knew I couldn't do that in a week anyway. I'd like to come back to this later; I know the challenges are still on here and we can revisit them so I hope to do that.

 

[SquarePeg]

Puppies rule!

I'd like to try this challenge, sometime... this one to me is interesting and something I've never done before (I've been a photographer so long most are a been there done that kind of thing!). I plan shoot to shoot a roll of 24 exp. film +1 double/overlapped exposure at the end (a surprise every time!), so would have to get that developed and scanned and knew I couldn't do that in a week anyway. I'd like to come back to this later; I know the challenges are still on here and we can revisit them so I hope to do that.

Would love to see the progression of shots with film for this one.

 

[johngpt]

Coming back to some of those from the contact sheet.
After hopping out of bed and grabbing the camera, this was the first of all the exposures. Pretty darn blah.

I liked exposure 8470, but found it more interesting after rotating it clockwise 90º.

I brought it into Ps where in LAB color mode inverted the b channel.

I generally create luminosity based channels and as I was checking them decided that one of those based on the darker values was interesting.

And of course I had to include exposure 8481...

I still hadn't moved from my original position, just leaned waaaay over...