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Continuing the Spring Theme my stream has had for the last little while, just a simple natural daffodil shot using my new macro lens.
I tried to make the most of the available light to bring out the detail and a wide app to throw out the background.
I am travelling to Scotland next week for 10 days whilst everyone else flocks to London for the Royal Wedding. I'll catch up on your streams soon!
I guess this is still called backlighting even though it's really frontlighting. ;)
I waited very patiently to get this shot. I knew I wanted it, and I got it.
Intention/ To capture a picture of my cat, with her face lit.
Reference to the reading/ Duchemin states there are no shadows to create texture, so I wanted to make sure that my cat's face was well lit since the shadows would not be a distraction in the photo.
Outcome/ This one was a little difficult because I didn't want to wash anything out with natural sunlight, so I used a light above me to cast on her face.
Edits/ This image was edited by increasing the exposure and editing some of the background.
I brought my Surefire E1B with me on my trip out into the snow. Figure, in case I fall into the creek or something, perhaps I can signal someone? Anyhow, I realized I could pretty much perch it however I wanted in the snow, being thick and strong enough… So I pointed it up at this leaf to get this shot…
nolte park, silver spring, md
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Intention: For this photo, I wanted to focus on capturing the softness of shadows and contours from front light against the features of a face.
Text Reference: In Lesson 27 Light: Frontlight, Ducheman references front light photographs respectively, “It’s probably very well exposed due to the evenness of the scene. It’s just likely that it’s also boring. There are no shadows to create texture, and where there are no shadows there is less depth.” (The Visual Toolbox: 60 Lessons for Stronger Photographs)
Outcome: The photo isn’t super dynamic or interesting, but shows a great fundamental usage of softer light sourcing to showcase more supple and smooth shadowing in the face. The angles around the face that interact with the light give more depth and contrast to the image respectively.
Edits: Exposure Adjustments, Contrast adjustments, Clarity adjustment, mild sharpening, highlight and white boost, shadow and black boost, yellow and orange saturation adjustments, minimal cropping, grain and vignetting.
Last night was the final night of SD's tour! It was awesome, in so many ways!
So normally at the cryer, there's either no light, or it's just shit and all backlights. This time however, the lights were awesome! There was even some frontlighting for once! Shooting on ISO 400 1/80 most the night!
Really happy with how the majority of the shots came out .
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