Painting numbers - 6 pictures !

Antonio Correia

B&W or Colour ?



I have others photos of the scene.
I asked him not to move while I was shooting.
I did them with the timer and when the shot was about to be procuded I was telling him: don't move, stay still, don't move, just a moment ... ahnnn... OK that's it !
I think I was rather lucky about the 1.st shot because I also got the outside.
As I shoot RAW, I melted 2 pics: one for the inside and the other to the outside.
It worked nicely.

You don't know the scenario but I could/should have used a reflector to give more light to his face.
In fact, I do have used a bounced flash but it did not worked very much.
Perhaps I should say that it worked so well, that we can not notice its presence. :wink
I used the 20 D with the 16-35mm lens on a tripod.
Low shutter speed.
Exposure Time 1s Aperture f/22.0 ISO 200 Focal Length 16mm*1.6
Thank you for watching.
:thumb

mwalters

Nice sequence, Antonio.

Personally, I prefer the mono conversions, I think the atmosphere of these suit the scene.

Matthew

Antonio Correia

mwalters wrote:

Nice sequence, Antonio.

Personally, I prefer the mono conversions, I think the atmosphere of these suit the scene.

Matthew

Thank Matthew.
I agree with you. But I also like the colored ones ...

Skippy

Antonio Correia wrote:

B&W or Colour ?
I have others photos of the scene.
I asked him not to move while I was shooting.
I did them with the timer and when the shot was about to be procuded I was telling him: don't move, stay still, don't move, just a moment ... ahnnn... OK that's it !
I think I was rather lucky about the 1.st shot because I also got the outside.
As I shoot RAW, I melted 2 pics: one for the inside and the other to the outside.
It worked nicely.
You don't know the scenario but I could/should have used a reflector to give more light to his face.
In fact, I do have used a bounced flash but it did not worked very much.
Perhaps I should say that it worked so well, that we can not notice its presence.
I used the 20 D with the 16-35mm lens on a tripod.
Low shutter speed.
Exposure Time 1s Aperture f/22.0 ISO 200 Focal Length 16mm*1.6
Thank you for watching.

Hi Antonio, I like both versions, they look good in colour and B&W so that's a good thing for you if your torn between which you like better
What are those stones being numbered for?
What do they represent?
Looks like it's quite an old craft.... you captured it very well
....... Skippy
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Antonio Correia

Skippy wrote:

Hi Antonio, I like both versions, they look good in colour and B&W so that's a good thing for you if your torn between which you like better
What are those stones being numbered for?
What do they represent?
Looks like it's quite an old craft.... you captured it very well
....... Skippy
.

Hello Skippy.
The numbers are engraved on blocks of concrete to be bared in the ground and will be kept at ground level to identify an area in an open air market.

Thank you for watching Skippy !:D