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13.4 – Mining for Diamonds – Challenge 4 of Project QUILTING Season 13. The challenge was to use the diamond as project inspiration.
Table runner, about 14" x 40". Lots of on point squares makes this runner full of diamonds. The pattern is from Heather Peterson's book "Trendy Table 2".
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I picked up some additional motorcycle parts leftovers from a local shop and spray painted them. This diecast Rolls Royce is very photogenic. I love shooting it but I would never want to own one. I dated a girl that drove a Bentley and you just cannot do normal people things. LOL
Trying to get the right balance of lighting so you can see the headlights.
Shot with the Fotodiox 20mm extension tube.
Does it ever feel like you have too much camera gear but not the right kind? I have been using this Benbo GX35 for a couple of years doing my tabletop photography for my heavier GFX 100S. Crazy design on the Benbo, you cannot do a perfect 90º angle because of a tightening knob???WTF??? Then, despite how robust the Benbo felt it creeped like a creeper! So, I finally had enough and was skerred to go on YouTube but thankfully I found a couple of vids where photographers talked about the Innorel N44 and it is avail on Amazon for $99!! Man, this is very well machined and it had NO PROBLEM with the weight of my MF body and lens. AND, no problem whatsoever doing a simple 90º angle. Can I get an AMEN? 🏆
Tried this shot with studio setup. Two soft boxes for light. 70 - 300 APO DG 1:2 macro lens been used to shoot. Tripod used. Pls critically analysis the shot.
From the 20s on, formaldehyde became very popular for producing tabletops because by adding colored powders it was possible to obtain nice decorative patterns
Photo by Elena Lombardi for Officina Creativa