View allAll Photos Tagged Dramatic
HDR image of Winchester Cathedral
(c) Ginny Marsh, 2008
Moral Rights Asserted
This work may not be reproduced without permission of Ginny Marsh, info@ginnymarsh.co.uk
These pictures are not altered in anyway, its was just a spectacular sky over North Shields last night.
My new website: www.davidturneyphotography.com/
Follow me on my new blog: www.davidturneyphotography.wordpress.com/
Follow me on twitter: www.twitter.com/dptphotography
Follow me on Facebook: here
Keyboard shortcuts:
← previous photo
→ next photo
L view in light box
F to favourite
My newly adopted "Dramatic Bride."
I took the chance at trimming the sides of her hair to make a wider and even swath of bangs (a little nerve-wrecking, as I've never cut any of my Momoko's hair hair before) but I'm really pleased with the results!
Dramatic Country Estate. Country Club Road, New Canaan CT. Represented by the Sneddon Team. See more eye candy on this home at www.halstead.com/sale/ct/new-canaan/country-club-rd/house...
They are red Dahlias in our garden. I thought I better get my macro lens out before it's too late this year;)
I had to do a bit of research to manage this shot. The basics I discovered for a low key shot are a black background, one light whose strength can be controlled and a reflector (optional). So, here's a pinecone sitting on a black liner from my diaper bag with a LBD (little black dress) draped over a basket behind it. My light source was a shaded computer table lamp which I controlled using another inverted funnel like lampshade. And the wall to the left of my "studio" served as a minor reflector.
I was unable to use my tripod for this shot (my daughter thinks it's a REALLY fun toy) so I balanced my settings around my shutter speed. (1/50) I ended up having to open the blinds on my windows to access a bit more light.
I darkened the black in my shot just a bit post-prossessing (-5 on that screen that pops up in Elements) and cropped it a touch. I tried to keep it as pure as possible.
Not sure whether I love or hate this shot. At first glance I like it, then on second and third I find myself hating myself once more. :( Stupid low self esteem.
These photos are from the day before the crazy hail storm hit Calgary. I was impressed by the dramatic sky that evening... And just as I wished for it the sun started to appear from the clouds and gave this very nice lit out foreground. I am very pleased with the dramatic sky and the nice green grass in the foreground.
Our performance in Japan Weekend.
You can see the movement of the fabrics. I love this photo though I hate my face... :P