All these photos were taken with no concept in mind besides the pleasantness of aesthetics.These sort of top two were taken just in the spur of the moment no real concentration on shutter speed, aperture or ISO. And they turned out ok. The hat on the table speaks a little louder than the pink borscht. Yes borscht. It is a soup my roommate made that is incredibly pink. Beautiful colors!!!!!
These middle two are explained below: middle being the screen and purple bottle cap.
The middle two are photos that were more effective shot with and without macro on. The screen was done with macro on with a low ISO where the bottle cap was not shot on macro. Which was my intent to make the image fuzzy and almost non-recognizable.
The bottom two are just completely different animals in general. Since I am versed in the art of black and white film image making I thought it would be effective to play around with the camera mode on black and white. Shot this one with a wide aperture and a fast shutter speed and got a pretty interesting image. It's a little blasted out in some areas but overall not bad.
The bird on wire photo was along the lines of the first set of images by Nancy Merkling. Lit up background with a blacked out foreground. Wide aperture shortish shutter speed.
Anyone know why my blog will not let me format words around my photos?????? Could use some help.
ReplyDeleteI really liked your "fuzzy" photo because I think when you shoot with that intention the experience is that much better because it's up to the viewer to decide and interpret. I still cannot say with 100% conviction that I know what the purple image is, but initally I thought it was a close up of an eyelid with vivid eyeliner. Upon looking again I would guess some kind of tupperware container or dish? I really like that you changed angles and effects and not just your camera settings.
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