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Closeup of the Rockies. I can only imagine how hard it was to cross them in covered wagons...
Nahaufnahme der Rockies. Kann mir nur vorstellen, wie hart es war, sie im Planwangen zu Ãœberqueren.
Credits: ESA/NASA
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There is a steep learning curve when it comes to photographing reflective subjects, especially small ones like rings. We have been shooting this engagement ring in our latest video, watch it here >>> youtu.be/qCH2eIRJxt8
Wedding photographers, collectors and product photographers all need to get detailed, creative and hassle-free shots of rings and jewellery, but lighting reflective subjects can be a pain. Controlling where the reflections fall is often very tricky with conventional lighting.
The answer is to scale your lighting down with the subject. Don't try to eliminate reflections all together, but control them. The Adaptalux Studio makes this an absolute dream. With the flexible arms and adjustable brightness, precise adjustments are easy and fast.
The image you see here is a pretty stylistic one, but adding even the smallest amount of colour can create some amazing bokeh and highlights in a shot that would otherwise be plain!
We like to demo the studio with reflective subjects for this exact reason. We were showing off rings and pocket watches at The Photography Show this year (thanks again to everyone that came to see us at our stand!).
Showing off what the Studio can do got us thinking about rings in more detail, you can read our thoughts on our blog here >>> bit.ly/adaptaluxrings
For Macro Monday theme - Typography
HMM!
Antique bottle of that once contained rootbeer extract - the colors are from a patina of mineral deposits, probably from sitting in a trash heap somewhere for many decades.
Camera: Polaroid SX-70
Film: Impossible Color SX-70 (2013-12)
Additional information: Impossible Bape Camo Filter
Esperimento di macro molto spinta con tubi di prolunga ed un vecchio flash anulare che usava il mio papà per le foto chirurgiche, Con la mia Nikon funziona solo in manuale ed occorre qualche tentativo per esporre correttamente.
Or, more appropriately, surface of the sunflower. The happy, shiny, giant-faced sunflower from yesterday? Who could've crushed me with his rampant sunflowerness? This is part of that sunflower, or maybe one of his humongous brethren. Hard to say. The mob of them beat me so bad, I have gaps in my memory. And whenever I see a sunflower approaching down the street, I pee myself, just a little tiny itty bitty bit.