These shots both required staging, a tripod, a circular polarizing filter, timed exposures, and waiting for the right lighting conditions.
The results are a little unconventional, but that's the point.
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Outside the Light Box
Product photography is usually straight forward, and can be repetitive too. Last week I decided to think outside the light box and come up with something a little more edgy.
These shots both required staging, a tripod, a circular polarizing filter, timed exposures, and waiting for the right lighting conditions.
The results are a little unconventional, but that's the point.
These shots both required staging, a tripod, a circular polarizing filter, timed exposures, and waiting for the right lighting conditions.
The results are a little unconventional, but that's the point.
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Your work is inspiring and truly a pleasure to look at. Could you be any better with a camera? Doubtful..
ReplyDeleteKeep up the great work! I can't believe I didnt find your blog before now!
Man, when I see a reel I see a fly line holder. When you see a reel you see vibrant colors and an opportunity to show it's art-ful side.
ReplyDeleteWhen I see your reel photos I want to go home and just look at my fly reel and see if I can see these amazing images in my own reel.
Great job.
I like the technical side of these shots. Really original and eye catching stuff for sure. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteBen, Brandon, and Luke -- thanks for dropping in and for the kind words! These shots were off the beaten path and I'm glad to hear others think they are successful images. Gear = Good.
ReplyDeletenice blog. the photos are awesome. I love the fly pics.
ReplyDeleteI am a Galvan tru belever too.
ReplyDeleteHave a Torque, now with the spoke out there, man do I need anothere reel. Awesome pics. Love the blog.
Cheers, Jarrod
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These are beautiful. Really beautiful.
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