I took all of these, though, specifically thinking before hand that I wanted to output them in black and white. So I took some with my hand in front of the counter, some with my hand in front of a red tablecloth, and some with my hand in front of a green tablecloth. I wanted to see how the different color backdrops would influence how the monochrome, black and white would turn out.
This first one is the white counter below my hand. I adjusted a few things in Aperture besides putting it in black and white to make it a little bit brighter/darker in certain places.
1/40 sec. exposure at F/3.5. ISO 400. Click image for larger version. |
And here is the red tablecloth. Ditto on the Aperture adjustments.
1/160 sec. exposure at F/5. ISO 100. Flash used. Click image for larger version. |
And finally, here's the green tablecloth.
1/200 sec. exposure at F/4.5. ISO 100. Flash used. Click image for larger version. |
A little bit later, someone bought the last few of our weird animal bookmark things. So I took the rack that they were hanging from and put it on the table in the back with the red tablecloth. Then I got a small chair and stood overtop of it. It took forever to get the circles this close to centered/concentric. My calf started cramping. Here's the result.
1/8 sec. exposure at F/7.1. ISO 400. Click image for larger version. |
When I first started messing around with this one, I turned the White Balance temperature way up and it made the white rack look yellow. It looked kind of cool, but I decided to just leave it as it was when I took it. The only thing I did to this photo is realigned it (it was a little crooked) and cropped it to center things better.
I'm not sure what happened yesterday, but I had 50 page views (I've been averaging about 4 or 5 per day, tops). It was pretty cool, so if you're coming back thanks for looking! And comment too! I want feedback! Plus you'll be entered into the contest! It's a win-win situation (unless you don't win the contest, but still...). Peace out, home slices.
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