90 degree lighting (sidelight) to create texture (B/W) - August 2010

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Originally Posted by jmayoff

Wow. I haven't posted here in a while but this topic caught my attention (on Facebook.) Here's one I did a while ago that I thought was pretty cool. The model is a friend of mine and I had just bought a flash remote so I could take the flash off the camera.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3322/...4d6468863f.jpg

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This is a cool look. I have to save my money for some of this neat equipment.

well I think I have one for the assignment.
this is from my garden. for the first time in a few years, I managed to keep the deer away.


http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4078/...c73a7405_b.jpg

Attempt number 2 in this challenge.

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Some really cool shots here folks! :thumbup::thumbup:

While checking emails this morning I happened to look down to see the light from our family room window streaming on to my desk and side lighting my glasses - picked up my point and shoot, posted in Lr 3 and here it is:

another lily shot, but this time of a bud:

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4097/...07ffbbd9_b.jpg

"Sphere Silhouette"

Here is my first attempt for this assignment...It is based on a wooden sculpture and window light. I have used a black layer( underexposed image) to mask the frame of the sculpture. Please let me know if that is acceptable for this assignment...

Detail in a leaf when lit from the side:

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4120/...2dbcfdae_b.jpg

I thought I would give it a go here, despite my level of proficeincy on the subject. :confused:

I tried to include different types of textures hoping they would show up nicely. Unfotunately, it is rainy season around here and the light is so diffused at any time of the day. :wall-an:

But as assignment should be done on time, I will submit this as a first try. ;)


Please give me your C&C in which ever theard I post.

Thanks

Very different B&W shot MA :-)