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this was bascially a sliver of light through my window screen.
"This is a world of dreams and reverie
Where I felt the stars explode around me
A grass blade flashed with a gleam as it
Slashed open a moonbeam,
And I stared back breathlessly."
-Strawberry Avalanche, Owl City
Artistry and grace, Nature's ballerinas.
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Norwalk, Connecticut Maritime Aquarium
January 2011
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Digital Photography
Canon EOS REBEL T1i
1/100 | ƒ/16 | ISO 100 | 35 mm
10.0 x 6.83
This photo was taken in my backyard, at around 7:45 am, on a piece of white poster board. My goal with the bottles was to emphasize the colorful shadows that they cast, and this photo did so best. For this particular photo, I added a Smart Sharpen mask, adjusted the curves, increased the contrast, and bumped up the saturation slightly, all in Photoshop CS6.
How does the use of only natural light influence the composition and detail of an inanimate object? In this photo, natural sunlight is responsible for the kaleidoscope of colors that these bottles cast in their shadows, which is really what makes the photo interesting.