Eggshells
Posted 27/01/2018 - 15:28
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If weather is anything like here, might as well try some indoor shots and an unusual subject!
Cracking images
Cracking images
Andy
Posted 27/01/2018 - 16:27
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Nice idea, I like the texture that is revealed.
Not really my area of expertise, but just a thought: they seem almost overexposed at the top and I find the lack of any detail in the dark area directly in front a bit distracting. I can see you used natural light to light these. So maybe underexpose a bit and add a reflector next to your shooting position to bring a little bit of detail to the front. This would still give you a graduated lighting effect and so retain the form of the subject.
Not really my area of expertise, but just a thought: they seem almost overexposed at the top and I find the lack of any detail in the dark area directly in front a bit distracting. I can see you used natural light to light these. So maybe underexpose a bit and add a reflector next to your shooting position to bring a little bit of detail to the front. This would still give you a graduated lighting effect and so retain the form of the subject.
Peter
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all K5, 100mm D FA Macro.
Tripod. Manual focus & exposure.
ISO 100.
6 secs @ f22.
Hope you liked them, thanks for looking.
C & C welcome.
Roger.