The opposite of light is dark, the absence of light is shadow. Interpret this into a masterpiece.
Other candidates:
I have to admit that I wasn’t too inspired. In fact, it was difficult to find shadow outside because of the lack of sunlight.
So, here I am again with the weekly challenge. This time, it’s a great opportunity to explore panorama stitching and create a wide, sweeping landscape.
I first tried from the balcony of my office room, played with Photoshop Photo Merge, and decided to use Lightroom to create the panorama – it seems to handle raw files better when it comes to vignetting. Then I put a lot of energy and time into this project and asked myself a lot of questions, including about the ratio to use, and found that 3×1 is a good bet because we can find frames using this ratio. All camera settings are manual, including focus and bracketing was enabled to catch different exposures. But you have been warned: the pictures are great (in size) – please download them if you like 😉
And here are some pictures captured while training for the shootings:
The panorama has just started; I will definitely make more, thinking of an album of Luxembourg panoramas.
Tell someone’s story without showing their face.
I found it extremely hard to feel inspired and capture an interesting context. I didn’t put too much effort into this and mainly worked on the future challenges instead; but here’s the result:
Respectively named:
But be prepared for something more amazing for week 8 😉
Your artistic interpretation this week should be inspired by something sweet. A great chance to play with macro photography.
But after strugging for week 7 challenge, I just realized I forgot to post this one! So there it is…
I had a lot of fun with candies; making close-ups, bokeh, macro and creating a scene:
And of course, the other pictures taken for the challenge:
And we got a house full of candies after the shooting session 😉
Flashback after 10 years: I never maintained that Facebook page, so don’t waste your time on it 😉
If you’d like to follow my photo updates, I have created the Facebook page named kewl media. I have no idea how it’s going to work, but feel free to follow my updates there and share it with your friends, or add critics, respond with pictures, etc. 😉
I will also occasionally share some inspiring pictures and time lapse videos on the feed.