Ouch!!!! My eyes!
Brilliant Steve,
I think I'd leave the colours in the photo's though, not your frames
Great series; 'raising tha bar' again.
Waaay above my level, so no suggestions, they all look great to me.
Well done,
Nice I like all of them but think 2 is my fav. Only one thing I would suggest is the frame on no7 is dark instead of white, either black like others or dark grey like anthracite grey as I find the white gets my attention too much. Same with no5 but as that image is dark maybe a lighter frame but a blue like cerulean or steel blue to coordinate with the subject (or a magenta or amethyst to contrast with the subject and match the little heart).
Other than that there isn't anything I could add. I wouldn't know were to start in making such mundane shots look half as interesting .
Yah number 2 is my fav also very vivid pic...u let your daughter go out liek that? hehe just kidding...
Thankyou for your positive comments.
Dave; Looking at this on the forum I wholeheartedly agree...what was I thinkingI think I'd leave the colours in the photo's though, not your frames
Davey; I am going to experiment as you suggest. Anything but white and cerise
I seem to have little choice with my eldest daughter I am afraid. However, this shoe is actually a telephoneu let your daughter go out liek that?
Steve
Very, very nice. All of them.
Now my daughter wants a shoe phone...
Your daughter isn't the only one, now I want a shoe phone too! A pink stiletto like that, sad part is I'm not joking hehehehe.
Great pictures. Very creative. Isn't there a thread on here "Mundane made interesting" (or something like that)?
I have to say, that's a new one for this forum !
Good to see the site expanding into more different categories .
Thankyou for the kind comments. I do like the challenge of photographing the mundane. I seem to remember the shoe phone was £9.99 GBP at shop called New Look. Very popular outlet for the teenies over here. I took my daughters once (me having the charge card). I was left standing in the underwear department whilst they tried on clothes. This is where a cell phone is at its most useful since you can pretend to be absorbed in the display settings. Then I thought I could be mistaken for using my phones camera so I quickly put it away and resumed my intimate study of the sprinkler system.
Very nice shots. I don't have much knowledge how these types shots are taken. Is the lighting a bit tricky for these shots?
Yan
My equipment does not stretch to much at present so all these shots are taken using natural light from a window and a Speed Light mounted on camera. The Speed Light is set to ETTL and the camera set to Manual 1/200 sec shutter and aperture set to whatever DoF effect I think I may want. For these shots the Speed light is set FEC -1 stop. If I need to soften the flash further I tape doubled up sheet of kitchen tissue over the flash head. I do have a short cord to use the flash ETTL off camera (when I use my flash bracket) but it is not long enough to be much use with these shots so I bounce of ceiling and walls to taste. I do have a video flood with barn doors but I get hassled with fancy lighting set ups so I am taking things one step at a time.