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11/03/2002 09:19:45 PM · #51 |
| Oh and John? YOur chess set qualifies for this and is fantastic. |
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11/03/2002 09:31:03 PM · #52 |
I bought John Hedgecoe's 'How to Take Great Photographs' book last week! What a great book. I'd like to recommend Tim Daly's book 'The Digital Printing Handbook'.
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11/03/2002 09:37:24 PM · #53 |
Lionel, I love all of your images. They are wonderful! I was going to tell you which one I liked best, but I am finding that too hard a choice at the moment. Well done!
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11/03/2002 10:14:47 PM · #54 |
hm. i just bought some lights and was planning to play around with them ... this may just be the right idea i needed. i'll post some photos in the next few days if i get something done. thanks for the inspiration :)
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11/03/2002 10:23:08 PM · #55 |
Thanks jak .. I did not do that much pictures .... if you hesitate .. feel free to tell which 2 you like the best :-)
And do not forget to look at the others work as well ;-) |
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11/03/2002 10:26:58 PM · #56 |
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11/03/2002 10:30:54 PM · #57 |
I think we need an EGG challenge to get the egg photos out of everyone's system
I find it easier to think of something unique for a photograph when the subject is already given to me (like the pencil challenge) |
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11/03/2002 11:03:49 PM · #58 |
Originally posted by aelith:
Guys, I got to say, looking at what you did with this study and what I did I'm feeling a little down. Even the plainesst looks alike a finished job. Mine are just studies. Help me figure out what is the difference. Besides confining myself to one light source
I only used one light source for these images, though for some I did
employ a reflector too. Mainly I was focusing on getting a good exposure
to bring out the features I was looking for (e.g., smooth shadow, or
highlighted egg edges etc)
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11/03/2002 11:12:31 PM · #59 |
| Gordon I noted excellent compositioning and the added frame is neat. |
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11/03/2002 11:20:45 PM · #60 |
I only just saw this question:
Originally posted by Gordon:
Does your camera allow you to focus then re-frame ? Usually if you
half press the shutter to lock focus/ exposure, you can then move the
camera and press all the way down to take the shot...
No, it doesn't have focus lock. Everything is completely automatic except white balance and EV compensation. It's really a very basic, low end camera, which I would never have dreamed of using for serious photography until my SLR was stolen late last year.
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11/03/2002 11:26:28 PM · #61 |
John I like hammer I for the writing 'craftsman', the texture, and the angle. I like hammer IV for the cinetic, the movment in the head and in the 'handle' as well.
Gordon , I like 'Balance' .. very smple ... basic .. but quiet and serene .. and I like 'Sunrise' as well .. for the creativity .. the difference in textures and colors
Lionel : well .. I like the number one for the texture of the egg and the box in the middle .. close but different granularity. Hammer 2 for the colors, the 'balance' of the hammer and the reflectio of the hammer on the glass. And the last one because I thought it was original , the hammer head looks like a guy .. we have a guy name Folon in france who does drawings very serene and calm of abrastract people flying .. hard to explain
Aelith : I am not very appealed by the mouse, it miss, I think texture and .. I do not know ... there is one I like though, micky the 'blue' one ...
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11/03/2002 11:29:12 PM · #62 |
Originally posted by Klaus:
I bought John Hedgecoe's 'How to Take Great Photographs' book last week! What a great book. I'd like to recommend Tim Daly's book 'The Digital Printing Handbook'.
I have this book also and you are right... I love it too :) Part 1 of this book discusses what we are doing in this project :)
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11/04/2002 12:58:31 PM · #63 |
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