Tuesday, January 26, 2016

Photo Challenge 5


f/5.6
1/250
ISO 1600
AWB(Auto White Balance)

Believe it or not, I set this up in a lighted room. However, the darkness occurred because I placed a reading lamp next to it- the bright white kind, not the small, soft, orange kind. The wood floor made a nice simple background, and I love how it reflects the egg. For this one, it was pointed diagonally downwards toward the bottom of the egg.



f/4.5
1/45
ISO 1600
AWB

The lamp is in the same place, but I moved over to the side. This one is definitely my favorite because its not very dark- there is a softer, warm light on everything. I think this was because the shutter speed was longer, so it let in more light. I have to credit this to the camera, because I had it on auto.



f/5.6
1/180
ISO 1600
AWB

I moved the lamp so that it was lying on the floor, and so it highlighted the bottom of the egg. I also moved the camera so that I was shooting more from above. It put half of the egg in bright light, but then the other half is in almost complete darkness.



f/5.6
1/250
ISO 1600
AWB

The lamp was still on the floor, and I was in almost the same position, but I moved down and farther towards the dark. This gave the egg a neat half-moon look, and it highlighted only a small section of the floor. Most of it is very dark, which makes a nice contrasting, yet simple, background.



f/6.7
1/250
ISO 1600
AWB

For this one, I moved the lamp so that it was shining down from above. This put most of the top of the egg in light, and a lot of the floor around it, and created minimal shadowing around it. I do like the surrounding blackness on the edge from where the light didn't go, and the egg's shadow is very clean and small, which is good for this picture.
I really liked this photo challenge. It was really fun, but easy to do in a short amount of time.

1 comment:

  1. You did a terrific job on this assignment. It was very clever to use a painted, vibrantly colored egg, although I would not have thought that would have been a good idea at first. The different effect on the background for each shot was also very varied and effective. 100

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