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Yesterday was pick-up day at The Food Project (our local CSA). I saw a bin full of beautiful peppers. So before I picked my peppers, I took a quick picture with my iPhone camera. Tonight I used iPhoto to do a little retouching and then cropped the image to get this composition. This might be a good image for our food blog.
Week 2 Theme: Cold
I needed something cold and different for today's photo. After racking my brain I came up with this, seemed to be the only faucet in the house with the words Cold on it. This photo reminded me of the subjects you choose when you are learning composition in class, basically photographing and staging everything around you. To finish it off I went with a BW look that I think made this look perfect for what I was trying to achieve. Thank for stopping by.
just playing with borders. see my set "I hate borders. Especially ones from Bighugelabs.com"
I needed something for myspace =)
This photograph demonstrates the elements of a composition very well. The use of color, light, shape, and texture are all defining elements for this composition. Also, the rule of thirds plays a huge role in this picture. The process of taking this picture was actually pretty difficult. I went outside searching for interesting subjects to take pictures of and I found a couple of these fuzzy caterpillars. Making the un-photogenic caterpillar cooperate with me was the hardest part because every time I went to take a picture it had moved. In Photoshop, I edited the highlights, contrast, and sharpness of the photo. I think I did well incorporating the rule of thirds in my photo and having an interesting subject. If I was to change anything it would be to maybe bring out some more of the dark spots on the leaves.
This was a beautiful shot. I wanted to get a view of what being almost directly beneath a tree would be and I did not expect to see such contrast both by the light spots peeking through the leaves, or by the varying shades of green as the leaves were bathed with more light.
Non è una questione di virtù -è una questione di scegliere se impegnarmi a modificare o a liberarmi dalla mia conformazione standard, naturale, impiantata nei circuiti, che consiste nell’essere profondamente e letteralmente incentrato su di me, nell’osservare ed interpretare ogni cosa attraverso questa lente del sé.