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photo shop, lighting, blankets and the human figure
I placed the subjects in different positions to represent isolation and used different lighting with a flashlight in a dark room to give defined shadows and bring out 2d art
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This week's photo is so late :(
I wiped Lin's faceup when I was giving Knox her bath, I was waiting until she had a new faceup to take the photo, but I've been too busy to do it.
I also haven't had time to work on Nattie's wig... why, why can't there be 6 more hours in every day?...
Week #17 Openings - A great hiding spot. I don't think anything has been living in this tree, but it looks like it could make a great nest or hiding spot.
Well that's it, 52 self portraits in 52 weeks.
This one probably took more takes than any other as in most attempts I either had my eyes closed or there was a card in front of my face or one of the flashes didn't go off, but I was quite happy with the end result.
Thank you everyone who has viewed and commented on the photos over the past year.
My aim for the year was to use the 52 Weeks group as motivation to try out and learn new techniques mainly with off camera flash and I think it has definitely been worth it. My set up times are certainly quicker at the least.
I'm going to do 52 Weeks of Pets in 2010 but I may be back here in the future, who knows.
Strobist: 520exii camera left as master on hotshoe cable, 420ex camera right through umbrella, 1:4 ratio.
Week 22/52 ~ "Shadows"
I got myself some new lighting equipment and I drag (yup you guessed it) my poor Don out to the yard to test some out.
Next week (hopefully) I will be posting from Texas and the following from Georgia!
Happy Weekend to ALL!!!
BIG Huge HUGS....
Irela
xoxoxo
9 - 13 February 2015. Staff, students and the general public were invited to take part in free workshops, talks, exhibitions and installations around this year’s subject of Natural Capital.
Image by Lewis Bush
For this weeks project I took my wife's favorite glasses out of the cabinet and had some fun with the speedlight and a white reflector board. I put the camera on the table in front of the subjects, used the builtin 10 second timer and then ran to the back and held up a red blanket for the background, which of course you do not see here, but I will share the monochrome version of this one later...