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I shaped the ornament out of silver coloured copper wire and wrapped the beads to create this lovely ornament. Could be a tree ornament or maybe a suncatcher.
This is my boyfriend's purchase from the Renegade Craft Fair. The guy had all sorts of wire sculpted people, all with different personalities, clothes, props, etc. Really cool booth. His shop is called BAGizzles, the link is in my super long blog post here, if you're interested:
Usually, I work hard to eliminate overhewd wires from my photos, often resorting to Photoshop to remove them when they interfere with what I am interested in showing. This is especially so when I am working on architectural shots.
We were visiting Clarksburg, ON on Thursday and I noticed all the wires overhead which caught my interest, especially with the dark blue sky and clouds behind them. So I decised to focus on them and see what I could do, intentionally putting them into the frame.
Now I am trying to figure out if they work best in colour or B&W. I can't say I have a real preference, although I am leaning towards the B&W images.
There are four shots in this series. I would value your opinion and any critique on how the shots could have been improved.
Awesome band live at Bannermans Bar Edinburgh 5-9-14.
Isis Queen (vocals), Pyn Doll (guitar), JayJay Doll (bass), Krash Doll (drums)
Copper wire bubbles that spell 'peace.'
I'm getting ready for this show this weekend. About 2-3 weeks ago it seemed like I really didn't have much to do, but now that now that there's only one day, I'm realizing that there is lots to do, augh!
This is one of my copper wire collars that go around your neck and may be worn by itself or have one addition or two like this one. Coming soon - several more - with different angles.
Day 3. A little backlight with a speedlight in a yellow plastic bag and my phone's LED for some fill and the wires are a little more interesting.
I know many of you have probably seen something like this before but I thought it was interesting anyway. A tree growing around what was once probably a strand of a barbed-wire fence.
Looking at it in large size, you can also see other wires that the tree has grown around.