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Tried my hand at still life after seeing Sarge's post. Does this have anything going for it?
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Glad to inspire:!:I like how the spoon is diagonal, and the colours are cool, but I'm no expert atclose upphotography, myself... I am quite interested at what is in the spoon?
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i think i would prefer the spoon without whatever is in it..
like has been said, good angle, but for still life to work, i think you will need more interesting lighting.. or more textures... something to elevate it above just what it is.. if that makes any sense.. |
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hi frenchy i have done this a few times, its not a bad job, try it again with some coloured card under the spoon, and trickle some water just to the side of the spoon.
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Hards80 wrote:
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Hey Frenchy, I was err . . . thinking . . . if you were thinking of getting rid of that stuff . . . |
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I thought you were off the heroin these days syd........
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Frenchy . . . have you been stirring that stuff with your finger?
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Frenchy, very good imagination and creativity. Regards. Jaki.
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Thanks for all the comments guys. That 'stuff' in the spoon is nowhere near as exotic as everyone's hoping, I'm afraid. It's washing up liquid - I took 3 photos using a tripod and blowing the washing up liquid in the spoonto change it between each photo. I then loaded them into photoshop and removed 2 colour channels from each photo so I was left with one photo with a red channel, one with a green and one with a blue. Merging these channels together resulted in the colours you see in the spoon. I got the idea from a magazine, so I can't take credit for it, I'm afraid!
I'll take you critiques in mind and have another go, maybe with a different still life. Cheers all, Frenchy PS - Syd, now you know how it's done, you can produce your own... |
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Thanks for all the comments guys. That 'stuff' in the spoon is nowhere near as exotic as everyone's hoping, I'm afraid. It's washing up liquid - I took 3 photos using a tripod and blowing the washing up liquid in the spoonto change it between each photo. I then loaded them into photoshop and removed 2 colour channels from each photo so I was left with one photo with a red channel, one with a green and one with a blue. Merging these channels together resulted in the colours you see in the spoon. I got the idea from a magazine, so I can't take credit for it, I'm afraid!
I'll take you critiques in mind and have another go, maybe with a different still life. Cheers all, Frenchy PS - Syd, now you know how it's done, you can produce your own... |
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