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Cloudy and windy day, inhanced by brilliant sunlight through the clear sky washed by the rains last night. Wish everyday could look like this. Shot was taken mid afternoon right before I had to run off to pck up my kids after school.
I liked the delicate light coming through the windows on to the stone floor, this is pretty much SOOC
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Just playing around with the diffuse glow filter before going to bed. Long day and unorigional i know but im tired and need rest.
My Mum gave me some money for Christmas so that I could buy myself some 'photography accessories.' This is the first one I bought. Hehee! I had a play around with some heart bokeh this evening - it's probably a bit too subtle in this photo (as I put my other new toy - a diffuser - in front of the lights), but you can see my somewhat more obvious effort in the next shots.
Not a bad day at work - managed to make a bit of a dent in some of my work, but had yet another setback with all the web testing. So. Bored. Anyway, my day got better when I realised that my macro cactus droplets image had been 'explored.' I then posted a message (and the photo) on the Digital SLR Photography magazine Facebook page, as I'd taken the inspiration from an article in their December issue. Quite amazed when they then shared it on their timeline - resulting in, about an extra 100 'likes' on my Facebook photography page, and well over 2,500 'likes' on the post on their page. Woo! Now all I need is for people to start buying prints of my photos and my life will be complete! ;)
Had a nice relaxed Friday evening in with Tim - I cooked us a tasty stir fry (if I do say so myself), and we watched The Fall on DVD. Lovely.
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Lamp EJS Model 1204, 1959
You should have seen my ridiculous setup for these bottle pictures. I had a desk lamp carefully balanced with a sheet of tracing paper taped to a pencil on the lamp to diffuse the light, then I had to set the timer on the camera so I could use my hands to hold reflectors. Oh and I used a stack of books to bring the bottle up to the height for the lamp lol. It looked like I had set up a crazy science experiment in the corner of my room.
It is driving me crazy that the shadow in the back is sloped >.<
It took all of about 10 minutes to convert a plastic pencil box into a nice flash diffuser. All I did was cut a hole in the box using a nibbler then taped some aluminum foil to the back side.
Diffused version: no harsh shadows, no hot spots on the lenses. I also cleaned up a seam on the upper-right corner. See the next photo in my stream for the harsher-light version.
An exercise in how quickly I could set up, light, capture, and take down. This all went off in about five minutes.
Strobist info:
SB-600, left, 1/4th, through paper
SB-600, right, 1/4th, through paper
This material I got from the dollar store.. It's suppose to be for dusting, but didn't work worth a dam. The light is perfect, see my too~kan~>! flic.kr/p/9MAcbQ
My wonderful photographic assistant Jordan posed for a shot while we were shooting a soccer game between the campers at a HS church camp I helped lead this last week
Jordan is holding a large diffuser panel camera right (you can see the end of it in his glasses) and no other light sources were used
Mindless experiments from a single phonesnap. Thisis whatwould be called 'fake HDR' - tonemapping not different in-camera exposures, but different in-editor levels. Additionally diffused for a 'glow-y' feel.
Ok, this new version looks more like the pic did in camera. Thank you again PGMB! I just used picnic to fix this.
Kerrie at sunset with my new flash.
Im having issues getting the brightness, tone and tint correct between Flickr and Photoshop. Odd how different the pic is between the two programs when viewed on the same screen. Very odd indeed.