Lens Flair

Shadows are real harsh, I couldn't use reflectors or anything because of insanely high winds. But I quite like it anyway.
6185353773_c98061157b_z.jpg
 
accepted to shoot some selfmade jevelry for a frieds website. but i was suprised how difficult it is to get some usefull results..
DSC52171280.jpg


edit: s?nce when does the IE9 doesnt display the correct colors on sRGB pictures ? thought that problem only happens with AdobeRGB :(
(picture looks wrong in IE but correct with firefox)
 
Just playing around with camera movement, and this was the complete fluke that I captured. All I spotted at first were the 'hearts' - someone else then pointed out they looked like little flowers.

2252263_efjpsuwz26_m.jpg

http://365project.org/hehe1308/365/2011-12-30
 
Same here, boobo, those are awesome.
 
Re-doing some old ones. I'm not even sure if this is technically still a photograph.

 
Last edited:
 
I tried my hand at a few portraits over the break.

6632940577_7f69fbca16_b.jpg
 
Last edited:
^ Looks very nice! And the photo's pretty good too. Really though - very nice portrait. I like it a lot

8916903994f0454b71b86b0.11823942.jpeg
 
I don't like it, too blown out, her face looks like a flat surface.

And here's what Adu made 3 years ago:

 
Cute overload!!!!! :blowup:

Reminds of my girls at a similar age. Stunning photo.
 
IceBone said:
I don't like it, too blown out, her face looks like a flat surface.
Click to expand...
Hmmm, I can see how you'd think that. The blown out look is what I was after, but maybe it would have looked better had I kept more shadow in the picture. I'll play with it a bit more next time.
Slightly less blown out, I think:
6639628705_f44ca4dfbf_b.jpg
 
Last edited:
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top