The trickiest part was getting the flute hanging at the wall on two thin strings (considering the price of the thing...). Post-editing consisted of cropping, spot-editing to remove string shadows, and level correction.
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i think the flute is the wrong way for how the hands are facing...other than that i like it tho! and that probably only bugs me because I'm a huge music freak lol
I expected more people to comment on this, but it is actually correct as it is: the flute is viewed from behind (you can see the thumb key and the g# key) so you also have to see the player/shadow from behind. That is, flute extending to the right. Being a flute player, for me this is the only 'natural' way to see a flute: I never look at myself from the front, and even in the mirror it looks like this!
i think the flute is the wrong way for how the hands are facing...other than that i like it tho! and that probably only bugs me because I'm a huge music freak lol
This would be much better if the wall you were shooting on were more even toned. It might be just hte lighting, but I think it should be a uniform color. Slightly out of focus.
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