Fire in the Furniture
HAPPY SLIDERS SUNDAY!
This photo is the companion to the one I posted last week. called "Fire on the Floor,"
www.flickr.com/photos/dan-on-flickr/54232868383/in/datepo...
These "flames" are sort of the opposite of shadows. They are the images made when
winter afternoon sunlight filters into my garden apartment:
The light is first filtered through bare winter limbs of a of a garden bush.
It then comes in through a floor-level frosted-pane window, and then
through the metal ranks of an old-fashioned floor-standing hot water radiator.
I did a lot of sliding of various kinds.Their purpose was two-fold:
- Enhance color and contrast so that you could better see what I saw with my own eyes.
- Increase drama and mystery. Doing some clone stamping, I have increased the extent to which the "flames" appear to be both "inside" the furniture and also coming out of the furniture and into the room,
Location: My home apartment in Riehen BS Switzerland.
In my album: Dan's Miscellany.
Fire in the Furniture
HAPPY SLIDERS SUNDAY!
This photo is the companion to the one I posted last week. called "Fire on the Floor,"
www.flickr.com/photos/dan-on-flickr/54232868383/in/datepo...
These "flames" are sort of the opposite of shadows. They are the images made when
winter afternoon sunlight filters into my garden apartment:
The light is first filtered through bare winter limbs of a of a garden bush.
It then comes in through a floor-level frosted-pane window, and then
through the metal ranks of an old-fashioned floor-standing hot water radiator.
I did a lot of sliding of various kinds.Their purpose was two-fold:
- Enhance color and contrast so that you could better see what I saw with my own eyes.
- Increase drama and mystery. Doing some clone stamping, I have increased the extent to which the "flames" appear to be both "inside" the furniture and also coming out of the furniture and into the room,
Location: My home apartment in Riehen BS Switzerland.
In my album: Dan's Miscellany.