Day 5 - Take 2
by kteach

Comment:

Originally posted by pcody: yes. The deep curve adds much more to the flow. Just gotta ask, do you have your camera set to incandescent wb? I love the color.

The blue in this case is actually done in photoshop. The wb was set to a preset that I use with my lightbox setup so I would get a more accurate silvery tint of the metal. The original version of this shot was done with the wb on automatic, so when I tried to adjust the coloring on that it had to go from a yellowish tint to blue, which I think made the noise even worse.

Hooves
by Jutilda

Comment:
Unique... interesting how they're all walking out of the frame. I wonder what they're trying to get away from!

Day 5 - Visit From Mr. Sock Monkey
by photokariangel

Comment:
I remember these guys! Great textures in the fabric here.

Zzzzip!
by trevytrev

Comment:
Interesting twist to see the zipper heading down instead of up. There are a few different ways I can see faces in it this way. Nice focus, and I like the sunlight... much better than artificial lighting!

day 5 - unplugged
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Nicely done with the focus on the plug. It took me a second to figure out the plug since I'm used to seeing plugs that have the flat prongs.

5. The Daily News
by suemack

Comment:
Absolutely adorable shot, and a wonderful story to go along with it. Thanks for sharing this with us! :)

day 5
by scwalsh

Comment:
Love the lines and reflections. The colors help to convey that dreary, rainy day feel. Nice! :)

Bricks
by Elaine

Comment:
Definitely ordinary! Interesting the way you've caught the different colors of brick with all of the bright flecks of reds in both.

day 5 - swinger
by rachelellen

Comment:
I like how the lines that the keys create are almost perpendicular to the lines of the wood grain. Great the way the red stands out too.

Snake Eyes
by Wenders11

Comment:
Nice simple shot.. for me the corners of the dice get lost in the background just a bit with the brightness. I'm not sure what you were going for when you said this wasn't quite what you envisioned, but it looks like you were going for those long shadows perhaps? If so, I think moving the light source down even further, even to the point of losing the highlights on the top pips, might help? Then again, you could have been aiming for something completely different :)