Ch 77: Blue Screen of Death
Richard
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Old programmer that I am, when I read system the first thing that jumped into my mind was "crash." I know I would need to reshoot this for a number of reasons, but I'm wondering if it is worth the effort.
What do you think?
What do you think?
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Laptop on either black backdrop or a desk that is completely dark except for a the area around the laptop. Laptop is on the right of the frame angled to the camera's left. Single light out of frame off to the left. Axe in upper RH corner of frame, either truly blurred by slow shutter speed, or motion blur photoshopped in.
The main problems in the original are the lighting, the expression and the background clutter. The last one is easy to fix. I'm just not sure what I can do about the lighting. I don't have any off camera lights and I am pretty inexperienced with the flash I have. That was really why I thought this might be a good challenge to work on. I'm hoping I can do better than this first try, though.
I originally planned to have the axe in motion and might still go that route. The main problem with that is that the axe is real and is extremely heavy. Don't want to lose my computer in the process. Oh, and BTW, I actually didn't crash the machine...it's just an image of the BSOD that I found on the Web.
Thanks again for the comments.
BTW, the axe is beautiful, could definately do some damage with that. - Dizzy
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