I could have done something that I'm good at and entered that... and no one would have known until after voting.
But, I'd know. So, here is my attempt at learning.
I really wanted the shadows to be sharp and crisp. I don't think I own a light that will do that. I tried the lights that I have, but they spread the light out way too much. So, I used natural light from a window and adjusted the shutters and opened/closed the shutters to get it the best that I could.
I'm happy... I learned something... and there we are.
Apparently, I'm also trying out new uneven spacing of objects. But, that was not my intent. *rolleyes*
Ha!
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[Jan. 16th, 2019 07:50:32 PM]
ETA during voting: I respectfully disagree with the anonymous commenter (It's probably Anita, I think. She's the only one I know who spells "should've" as "should of", but I digress, although it does make phonetic but no contractional sense.) I think the shadows are what this image is all about. Or what I was trying to make it be all about.
If I'd used a softbox, the light would have been everywhere, right? No cool shadows?
I'm so lost at lighting. Darnsies.
Your input, please.
[Jan. 16th, 2019 07:53:19 PM]
"Light is nothing special here, maybe using a little softbox or speed light would of helped :)"
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