C60 Food -- food gone wild?
Dee
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OK, so I don't have any food in the house! Or at least I don't consider lettuce photogenic, but I found these brown and purple potatoes I bought a long time ago for some still lifes and never got around to using them. So I saw them on top of the fridge and decided to release them from the net bag. Then to my table, a piece of colored paper, my haolgen desk lamp, and bracing the cam against the table edge. Well, what do you think? Too WILD for the challenge, or just too preverse?
Antlers
The purple one...
Antlers
The purple one...
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You made ME laugh too! I guess we can all identify with food gone wild, huh?
I was thinking they looked like coral and was thinking of a title like, the mysterious elusive nocturnal coral...
You should see what I did with a dead dried up banana peel! Wish I still had that one! BTW, my husband was grossed out about the banana peel, as were the girls!
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Not food... aliens, I think.
I love #2. Go for it!
-Trish
Nail it from both sides with lighting and see what happens??
Soft light is GREAT....maybe a touch more DOF...right side looks a lil OOF more than the left.
Call in Fox and Scully from the X-Files and see if it's from area 51???:lol4
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Yeah I like the second one better. You should try to put some light in front as well though, and give it a face!! hah thumb
Thanks everyone. Looks like a reshoot is called for... will get to that later on. At least so far no one is saying it's not appropriate!
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As to appropriate - oh yeah! We all have chemistry/biology experiments in the fridge or in the root cellar. I doubt there is anyone who can NOT relate to this.!! This is sooo good.
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I reshot this in the morning. Quite a chore to get the same angle, and almost impossible to get the same lighting.
It simply amazed me how much difference a single light could make! I have this halogen lamp of my daughters that I pick up and hold in different spots and different angles.
For the life of me I could not duplicate what I shot previously.
I did some extensive photoshop work in this -- mainly to bring out the red "antlers" and to dull down a hot spot, and to darken the back and foreground.
Oh, and selective sharpening. After shooting manual most of the morning, I forgot and shot on the P mode of my camera.
I used my new tripod -- and Nik's remote control. I should probably post some borinig lighting along with this image on my smugmug site. Think I'll do that, along with this image before photoshop for anyone interested.
Thanks everyone for your comments and suggestions!!!
Here's a link to the same photo straight out of the camera. http://deegolden.smugmug.com/gallery/1286446/1/60621418
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