Showing posts with label light fixture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label light fixture. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Night lights



It's getting late, I have a cold, and I was getting ready to take some Niquil and crawl in bed to read.  Of course then I remembered that I hadn't posted.  So since it's night I have to figure out what to do with the available low light in the house (without too much thought).  So, I chose a few lights, shot them from a few angles and called it a night.  Hopefully tomorrow will bring a clearer head and a little more creativity.

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Ornate light

I drove up to the mountains this afternoon and for the entire drive the sky was beautiful and dramatic.  The closer I got to the mountains, the wind started picking up and the clouds were moving very quickly.  Based on these wonderful conditions I decided to go to one of my favorite overlooks on the Blue Ridge Parkway, set up the tripod and get some long-exposure pinhole shots of the clouds.  I could just visualize the shots I wanted and was looking forward to some creative work.  Unfortunately, but the time I got here the wind had blown in totally gray, foggy conditions and my idea was a moot point.  So, once again, I started roaming the house looking for anything I hadn't already shot for the blog.  I took several photos....nothing I was really excited about....and this was the best of the lot.  This is an old light fixture in our back hallway.  I do like the shadowing in the image, but overall a pretty ho-hum way to end my 9th month of daily posting.

Maybe tomorrow the weather gods will favor me and I can get outside for some better work.

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

More fun with iphone apps





















I decided to experiment today by photographing the same subject (in this case, a hanging fixture in our guest bedroom) with many different combinations of several different iphone apps.  The ones I used are RetroCamera, Hipstamatic, Camera Bag, ShakeItPhoto, ToyCamera, Polarize and Lo-Mob.  I didn't try all the options, but I took 72 images.  Here is a good representation of the types of effects produced from these cheap little apps....this if so much fun I may not go back to my dslr for a while!  At the end of the week, I'll send a few of these (plus some others) to Sarah for her blog.  (There are a lot of images here, so I understand if you get bored and aren't as excited about this as I am!)