Hope everyone is doing well. I have a few for this weekend.
- Well I finally got a camera into Pick-n-Pull (one of my favorite spots). It was my canon powershot and not my dslr. The only plus is I added a hack to my canon to allow me to save the images in RAW format (aka digital negatives). Shooting RAW allows me to adjust the images a bit more than I could with JPEG. I could not control the camera settings that much, but here are two that I liked.
- I was inspired by a friend of my on levitation photos this pass week. He had a donut floating on a table that look pretty neat, so I thought I give it a try. I got my kiddos involved in this one. They had a blast, and so did I. I am happy with the results. Also attached are photos of my two fairies.
- Here is the general process for those who are interested. Take a photo of the background with out your subjects. Take a photo with your subject in the frame. In this case my girls were laying on some outdoor footrests. Merge photos using layer in a program like photoshop elements and use the masking tool to remove the footrests. Insint backyard fairies.
- The last one for today is a portrait style shot of my girls at the Little Flower festival. That's the festival in the background. I wanted a blurred background so I set the f-stop to 2.8. I also bumped up the shutter speed as high as I could without effecting exposure (1/640sec). I have learned from shooting my girls that they move fast so I need to capture the shoot at a high shutter speed to avoid blur motion.
Thanks for looking...AP
Bravo on all shots! The sepia tone for Pick&Pull is very effective. I like the first one (wheels/tires) best. And thanks for the tip on levitation. Your models must have had a blast doing that project. Keep the new ideas coming.
ReplyDeleteYou've inspired me to post some of my stuff on my fledgling blog.