There is an old wooden door that is in desperate need of a paint job. (It's probably lead paint, so I don't think I'll refinish it.)
Although this photo looks a little like a sepia tint it isn't. That just happens to be the color, and the lighting that was on the door. I tried some sepia shots, but actually liked this one better.
Lessons Learned:
- Monday Nights are my busiest nights, so I have the least amount of time for photography. I try and have something in mind when I start to try and speed up the process. I'm not sure that's a good thing for creativity, but sometimes it is necessary when there is a short time frame. I imagine that it's similar for weddings. Wedding have a very short amount of time to take the right shots. I think it's better to have something in mind for a lot of the photograph of a wedding. Any wedding photographers out there that want to share their insight?
7 comments:
Don't you love having a tripod so you can do 10 second exposures? :)
The texture on this is fantastic, and I like the lighting, too. Makes it look old. Which I'm sure it is.
crop it just so and it would look like a desert landscape eh?
A great perspective and wonderful texture and shadows. I love this! Very interesting that it was shot at 10 seconds! I think this may be my favorite of the cellar series.
Texture is amazing!
you continue to amaze me with this series!
I enjoyed that one very much - simple and with a great effect.
PS Careful with the lead. I suppose there are some places where you can dispose of such waste?
I really really want to get a tripod. I can't decide which one though. This is a really cool picture. The old paint is awesome!
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