Robin Shepperson Photography
Eyes of Fury
So.... I slightly messed up here, I made the slight mistake of not remembering that when I use a flash, the exposure time can only be as high as 1/200, meaning the exposure is far higher than my usual 350-500, thus despite the Aperture of being up to f18, it meant the image was still a fraction over-exposed, especially at the back of the main body of the Spider, so, this was a Spider that was upside down originally, I flipped it up and pondered on how I can save it, I rendered it into Monochrome and wham!! I got this bright, furiously silver, cinematic expression which I felt drawn into. I hope you agree ;)
I hope everyone is well and so as always, thank you! :)
PS: Zoom in for full effect! ;)
Eyes of Fury
So.... I slightly messed up here, I made the slight mistake of not remembering that when I use a flash, the exposure time can only be as high as 1/200, meaning the exposure is far higher than my usual 350-500, thus despite the Aperture of being up to f18, it meant the image was still a fraction over-exposed, especially at the back of the main body of the Spider, so, this was a Spider that was upside down originally, I flipped it up and pondered on how I can save it, I rendered it into Monochrome and wham!! I got this bright, furiously silver, cinematic expression which I felt drawn into. I hope you agree ;)
I hope everyone is well and so as always, thank you! :)
PS: Zoom in for full effect! ;)