Our assignment: "In
this exercise, light takes center stage and commands your attention. It
can be dramatic or softly caressing. It can be natural light or it can
be man-made: backlight, sidelight, spotlight, candlelight, light beams
streaming from clouds, twinkling lights, lamp light, street light,
reflected light. There are so many possibilities, and you have the
freedom to decide. But light should play a key role to support your subject or actually be your subject."
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All of these were taken without the flash with my Olympus
Super wide lens.
Super wide lens.
Found this in my archives. Mixing the condensed milk and cool whip for a Surprise Pie.
Notice the color of the vanilla on the fluffy mixture and on the beater.
The light was coming from the light over the counter.
The vanilla partly mixed gives it the look of silver and gold.
Out at Nazareth campus today I looked up at the sun shining through this pine tree got a shot.
When looking at it at home I noticed the purple look of the pine cones from the sun.
Could not have planned that if I tried.
While guiding a couple on a tour through the building I noticed the colored rays of the sun coming in from the stain glassed window over the doorway.
After the tour was finished I went back to the parlor and got this shot.
No flash was used.
A vase of flowers sitting on my desk with drapery tiebacks hanging on one of the flowers.
I tilted my lamp straight on these and shot it without the flash.
Love the shadows and texture of the ties.
Go here for more light shots.
Notice the color of the vanilla on the fluffy mixture and on the beater.
The light was coming from the light over the counter.
The vanilla partly mixed gives it the look of silver and gold.
When looking at it at home I noticed the purple look of the pine cones from the sun.
Could not have planned that if I tried.
While guiding a couple on a tour through the building I noticed the colored rays of the sun coming in from the stain glassed window over the doorway.
After the tour was finished I went back to the parlor and got this shot.
No flash was used.
A vase of flowers sitting on my desk with drapery tiebacks hanging on one of the flowers.
I tilted my lamp straight on these and shot it without the flash.
Love the shadows and texture of the ties.
Go here for more light shots.
12 comments:
That is a spruce tree, Peggy! I have one in my backyard. I love how the boughs drape. I could dive into that bowl
=D My favorite photo is the chair with all that glorious light bouncing about.
These are all creative and lovely. I especially like the stained glass light reflections on the wall - so disco, LOL! And my favorite is the last one with the sparkly tiebacks. Yep, nice shadows and texture there!
All nice photos, but the chair is magnificent! Great job!
These shots are truly beautiful. Would work also for the FSO... Why not do two. Linkz hasn't closed yet.... Happy Sunday to you.
How right you are Vee that is a Spruce tree. Thanks for calling my attention to it. I am not much of a tree identifier.
What wonderful examples of how light is part of our photo taking. Love the light dancing on your chair and the sun coming through the evergreen! Great photos for the challenge my friend! Happy holidays
Interesting shots Peggy! As Vee said, I'd like to dive into that bowl!! Love the chair photo and those wonderful rainbows on the wall!
The diffused rays from the stained glass make a fascinating photo! You did a great job with this challenge!
Thanks for visiting. The photo challenge has been lots of fun.
I also like your chair shot. The light looks like it's dancing.
All the shots are lovely! I Also Love the chair! Beautiful!
hughugs
I love the play of light on the chair - such a fun and beautiful photo. The photo with the beaters and white fluff is so creative. Beauty is found everywhere.
Oh Peggy - the chair with the light is lovely especially the prisms on the wall - gorgeous!
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