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Noon hour lunch and crib with my wife. After taking a few lessons over the spring break, I am back on track with me, the green squeaking out a win.
Taken for Active Assignment Weekly: Complementary Colours
I like it better viewed on black. Maybe I should have put a border on the photo, but I was worried it would look weird with the existing black lines of the box.
What it took:
Mostly unused makeup kit, natural light through a frosted-over window, tripod, macro lens.
I placed the kit in the sun where the light was filtered and scattered a bit so I wouldn't get too much glare, then focused on a pair of complementary coloured bits of eyeshadow.
Processing: Cropped the photo square and did some adjustment to get the colours looking as I saw them (the focal colours are pink and a light, slighly bright green).
Looking towards Stirling, with the warehouses from the Munitions Depot silhoutted on the opposite river bank
Trees on an island in the Bow River at Bowmont Park catch the first light of day as the sun strikes the valley bottom on a winter morning in Calgary, Alberta.
Daily Shoot: Make a photograph that plays two complementary colors off of each other today.
Two sets of complementary colours on this striking Mexican bird.
Stitched from 2 portrait shots.
Was a little sick of the usual horizontal panorama so decided to go vertical instead. It helped that the clouds were pretty that day. =)
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I saw these two cheeky ladies one day on my way home for lunch.
This appears to be their sales pitch, just sitting outside against the greenery waiting for a buyer (second, maybe even third or should I mention fourth time round [I sincerely hope no more than that!]).
For me, this photo was about the complementary colours.
Taken with a Canon EOS 300 (Kodak Gold 200), and tainted in lightroom (guilty as charged!)
Taken for Active Assignment Weekly: Complementary Colours
What it took:
I received this colourful dishcloth as a gift from my neighbour, and I have a bright yellow kitchen table. My initial thought was to have them close together so you could see the texture of both the cloth and the table (which is not solid yellow) but I found the two textures together to be a bit much, so I stuffed the dishcloth in a wine glass to get it away from the table. I was working on getting the colours right and not paying too much attention to the shapes, but when I was looking at the photos this shape jumped out at me.
As you can see from the reflections, it was mostly natural light from the kitchen window. I think by this point I'd also turned on an overhead light to give a bit of additional fill.
A proud mum and her child, with beautifully matching umbrellas (complementary colours) make the dull concrete light up.
+ nice reflections on their faces!
Quezon City.
Not a sunset at all, just the comforting orange glow from the flames down river at Grangemouth lighting up the low clouds. Blip post for Saturday 24th January 2015.