Graffiti Pisa Wall
Apr, 2016Views
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Pisa, ItalyTime
Early AfternoonLighting
Natural light is easier to work with (for myself) - I look at how natural light is sitting on what I want to photograph, does it make it pop? illuminate interesting parts? Does it create great shadows? etc..Equipment
Just my Nikon cameraInspiration
It's just a fantastic building, great architecture.Editing
Yes - Used Threshold, Dodged he Background added a brick wall theme, Smudged the brick wall to create the spray paint effect and then smudged lines leading out of the building I was going for a graffiti style so it looked more like art.In my camera bag
Camera, 2-3 different focal length lenses & my Orange filter.Feedback
Try an see the object/person in a frame and move it about until it fits or looks interesting. Try and picture it o n somebodies wall. I think about ow it would look in a frame/mount before I take the photo which helps me with my positioning. Natural light is easier to work with (for myself) - I look at how natural light is sitting on what I want to photograph, does it make it pop? illuminate interesting parts? Does it create great shadows? etc..
