Challenge:Free Study (Classic Editing) Camera:Olympus D-360L Location: home Date: Jul 13, 2002 Aperture: auto ISO: auto Shutter: auto Date Uploaded: Jul 14, 2002
I spent way too much time into this and got no where near to the photo I had in mind. I got the idea from a book, I'll submit something better next time.
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I like the background, clean and contrasting. Very good exposure and nice sharp focus. Also a very creative shot, not mainstream. How hard was it to get the bubble on there? I would give an extra point if the top of the clamp were holding the bubble ;-)
I remember once I tried this exact picture. Except that my head was in the clamp...and my friend tightened it...at least my facial expressions looked real! Purely joking-9 for creativity
i love the concept and implementation, totally cool. i do wonder though why you chose the bright red background, i'm not sure what color i would've picked, but something a little more subtle would've worked better IMO. in my top 10 this week. -- gr8photos (9)
That's cool. The bright pink (sortof pink, anyway) sets up a nice contrast with the vice. At first, I thought you needed to leave the hands out of it, but I think that it gives some "motion" to the picture that ordinarily wouldn't be there. karmat
Interesting idea. The clamp doesn't even seem to be resting on the fingers which seems weird. I think more directional light would have improved the photograph and brought out some texture in the clamp. Just by scrolling down, I actually prefer the photo without the hand and the crank of the clamp...it makes a more pleasing composition with just the C and the bubble, I think.
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