Meerie_EJ

Crosscolors

We should always take the time to kickback, man.

We should always take the time to kickback, man.
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Aug, 2018

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Charlie lived a good life. 1963 Oldsmobiles can't live forever. Sadly he caught fire in 2019 and exploded. We had good times driving him around t

A lonely lane, so lonely I could lay down in the middle of the road for this picture. This road leads to the top of the tallest hill in the U.S, just

The mythological god Poseidon crushed beneath the weight of a random Italian bird, who'd have thunk.
Maybe it's how it should be.

Eyes are the window to the soul, they say. Flowers are the window to beauty, I say.

Mount Vesuvius looms in the background no matter where you stand in the expansive city of Pompeii.

Hobbling down algae covered concrete with my expensive camera 20 feet beneath a lake. Water drains make for sketchy photoshoot locations. Don't t

The beginning of the Alps above Innsbruck, Austria. Mountains in Europe are often covered in swathes of bright green, it's beautiful.

Behind The Lens

Location

Crosscolors was one of my first photo shoots. My best friend at the time had a 1963 Oldsmobile she wanted to include in the pictures.

Time

Mid afternoon.

Lighting

It rained for almost the whole session and was pretty overcast which worked well for the colors of her car

Equipment

I used a cannon rebel t6 with a 55mm lens.

Inspiration

I wanted to capture the aesthetic of the 1960’s bright color contrasting with nature. I really wanted to convey relaxation and spark with the feet out the window.

Editing

I used Lightroom. I always use high contrast, deep shadow, etc. I like my photos to pop. I also used a focus/blur affect to draw attention to the shoes.

In my camera bag

I normally have 2 lenses, and macro attachments. I travel pretty light.

Feedback

Try and think about how you would feel cruising down a country road with you feet out the window and incorporate that into your picture. Add your own creativity, but channel your inner lazy self.

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Crosscolors

We should always take the time to kickback, man.

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