Just for fun, I took the image with basic side-lighting (no reflector) and processed it to my liking. this is what I ended up with:
Again, the differences become a little clearer if you click on the photographs to enlarge them.
Friday, February 13, 2015
Country Morning Still Life, Round 2 (Be Still 52 #5)
Just for fun, I took the image with basic side-lighting (no reflector) and processed it to my liking. this is what I ended up with:
Again, the differences become a little clearer if you click on the photographs to enlarge them.
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I've learned the same lesson - multiple times. Only so much post-processing can do with a bad photo. But it is fun when you have something that is decently composed and well focused to just play!
A lesson for us all, Rinda, in learning how to use our cameras. Though your processing has achieved lovely effects!
Interesting stuff! Getting enough light in the first place is a constant struggle here..
Yes, it's always a good idea to get the lighting right for the shot. I also often get the bluish tint that you have in your photos, and it's something I don't really know what to do about. I also love to use white reflectors - and funny, I often like a black backdrop. That came as a surprise to me.
Beautiful arrangement. You are lucky to have such a productive lemon tree!
A good lesson for all of us. It's so hard at this time of year to get proper lighting and with the time change tomorrow it will be worse for a couple of weeks.
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