Bulb Pictures. 3 in 1. first white, second orange and third red.
Thank you all for my first Blue Ribon! I never thought I would see the day. Thanks again.
Some people are asking how I did this.
I used the Bulb setting on the camera and left the apperture open. Used a black felt paper in front of the lens as I move the blades a little and change the colour of the light (with a gel) each time (3 times, white, red and orange). I then shut the apperture off. No editing except for crop.
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Just gorgeous. I really appreciate your explanation - very creative. I still am not understanding how you changed the color. Was it in the off-camera lighting or is there a setting in your camera (in addition to bulb) that allows you to change the colors? Congratulations on the blue for a knock-out image.
You describe the technique as "Bulb Pictures. 3 in 1. first white, second orange and third red. "
I would love to know how you achieved this photo and was not sure what you meant. I wasn't sure if this was related to the bulb mode on the camera or actual bulbs in a light - sorry if this is a dumb question.
I am really glad I got this image to critique. I did not vote in this challenge, but if I had, I would have given this a 10. I wish I had taken art classes because there is a style here that I can't quite put my finger on. It's not really pop art but that was the first descriptive that came into my head. I'm sure Bear_Music could give it a label but my vocabulary/education is not expansive enough.
At any rate, suffice to say, I love this shot. Clean, simple, industrial. Fills the frame nicely, the colors compliment each other. I am struggling to find something I would change about this. It looks like the voters agree with me.
Congratulations on an excellent shot and blue ribbon.