Posted by OkapisRule I really like the subject matter of 1 and 2. The light coming from the left on 1 is somewhat distracting, and the contrast could be raised a little. 2 is great, but it's extremely grainy; try using a tripod and a lower shutter speed to keep your ISO down under 800. The lighting in 3 is a little strange, but it's a nice shot regardless; it would probably look good with someone in it too if you're into that. 4 is great-well composed, and I love the shape of the tunnel that you can see by looking at the support. The light gives it a sort of subject and falls on the walls in an interesting way. 5 is also very grainy, but I don't know enough about star photography to give you any useful advice. I'm not a huge fan of the super wide angle look of 6, but that's a matter of taste. How exactly did you illuminate the subject there? |
Posted by cedzurbex Number 6 was done by tracing around myself with a little red light. |
Posted by Aran What do you mean? Did you hold a red penlight and wave it around in the shape of your body during a long exposure shot, or did you wrap yourself in a string of red lights? Or did you use some other method? I don't mean to interrogate you, it's just that you've piqued my curiosity with that unique photo. |
Posted by OkapisRule So did you trace around your body with the light like you would trace yourself with a marker laying on paper |
Posted by YotaMan20 These are pretty awesome shots. I especially like the milky way shot. What Kind of camera/ lens are you using? |
Posted by OkapisRule You should get a prime or two! You could play around with some old mf ones before committing to buying a more expensive one. |
Posted by cedzurbex Yeah I have a 50mm and I love it! I mainly just use it for "normal" photography though, and abandoned houses. I am thinking about buying a prime 10mm, but I don't know if I can justify it... |
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