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Using a wide slatted Venetian blind with a FalconEyes CLL-1600-TDX LED spotlight to generate some hard light and so, some crisp shadows. It's a different effect than using a projection system like the Lightblaster with a genuine set of shadows from the light source: ie it's closer than say, the sun or moon, so the angles and thickness of the stripes changes over the image. If you want to simulate sunlight or moon light through the blinds (where the stripes would be parallel for all practical purposes), then you need a projector - or you just get lucky and the sun/moon is out and shining in the right direction.
Model: the awesome Nicole Rayner, who also styled this image.
Shot at: Pathways Studio, Chester
Explore #49 =)
One of my favorite flowers, all dressed up to remind everyone that we must all work toward the cure for cancer of all types.
Pink has long been known as a color reminding us of October's Breast Cancer Awareness month, but there are so many cancers out there, and they touch so many lives.
Please google cancer awareness ribbons and learn what all the colors stand for...
Two forks and their accompanying shadows!
Flickr Lounge ~ Weekend Theme (Week 41) ~ Pair ...
Stay Safe and Healthy Everyone!
Thanks to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... Thanks to you all!
.. from the empty streets, where there were more stray dogs than permanent residents!
see my fav SHADOWs here.
Camera: Ricoh kr-5 super II
lens: zoom 35-70 f3.5-4.5
Film: Ilford HP+ 400 asa (expired)
Developer: Kodak Tmax 1+4 9 min.
negative scan
Shadow Ops, Fortnite Photographer: A.Z.Production Cosplay Photography (instagram.com/azproductioncosp) Cosplayer: Issabel Cosplay (instagram.com/issabelcosplay/)
Shadows on Lake Gnarpurt in Victoria not far from Camperdown, huge skies and amazing views of two lakes on either side of the road, both low with amazing shadows and old decayed fences sticking from the lake bed.
My first Push was from melbaczuk (www.flickr.com/photos/melbaczuk/) who issued me the following challenge:
" I challenge you to create a piece of art from a photo. Go abstract Take the picture knowing it will change. Edit it into something creative!"
For this image I took a shot of myself standing in front of a bush with red branches with yellow grass in behind. I used a slower shutter speed and panned the camera to get a blur in the direction of the branches.
My shadow is in the lower left corner. I did some editing for contrast to make the shadow more defined and learned a new effect in Photoshop adding the ripple effect.
Thanks Mel for the challenge as abstract is not my normal style and it reminded me that you sometimes you need to step outside your “normal” to get something different and unique.
Find me on facebook @ Jeremy J. Saunders Photography
Begonia blossoms caught laying on my kitchen counter with white art paper and light coming through the venetian blind. News at 11. LOL
And in other, non related, news: I don't care what it says on my calendar... when you have to run the water in the kitchen sink for a long time to get it COLD, you know summer has arrived!!!
We are having a heat wave. Yesterday I brought my fans in from the shed and got them set up. Still, it is cooler outside than it is inside my house, so as much as I possibly can, that is where I am staying.
Hope you all are well and staying cool.
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