PhotoSynthetic- Candle Hand
This was a little project task i performed for the candle light contest. It's made up of two images that I took in studio conditions using my canon 80D and...
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This was a little project task i performed for the candle light contest. It's made up of two images that I took in studio conditions using my canon 80D and then used photoshop to bring the two together.
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Mar, 2017Views
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Contest Finalist in Post Editing Magic Photo Contest
Peer Choice Award
Contest Finalist in Artificial Light Photo Contest 2017
Contest Finalist in Candle Light Photo Contest
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RicTodhunter
April 07, 2017
LOL - an interesting concept, and well executed. I just wish the candle was more off-centre.
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YvonneJeaK
July 06, 2017
Clever. Voted in the 900 Freedom Shots Photo Contest 900 Freedom Shots Photo Contest
Lewis-C-Whittaker
July 17, 2017
Thank you, It the first in a set of photos I am creating for the RPS
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paulatchinson
April 18, 2020
Hi - this image would be a great entry for my #creativeuseofprops challenge I have created.
It closes on 21April 2020. Could I persuade to give it a go.
The URL is:
viewbug.com/challenge/creative-use-of-props-photo-challenge-by-paulatchinson
I hope you enter and best of luck.
Paul
It closes on 21April 2020. Could I persuade to give it a go.
The URL is:
viewbug.com/challenge/creative-use-of-props-photo-challenge-by-paulatchinson
I hope you enter and best of luck.
Paul
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Behind The Lens
Location
This photo was taken in a makeshift studio in my kitchen. With the power of duck tape and a few helpers.Time
Night time with the lights off, this gave me maximum ability to manipulate the light as needed.Lighting
I use continuous day lighting for the photos, following simple Photoshop steps and blended the two photos. I would say don’t be afraid to experiment and use inspiration from others. Also make sure your makeshift studio is created whilst your family is out of the house.Equipment
Canon 80D, 24-70mm lens and continues lighting. Photoshop for post edit.Inspiration
There was a challenge project in a photo magazine that involved all eliminates of the process for making a nice studio and quirky photo.Editing
Yes I took two photos and then layered them on top of each other, blended the photos after 4 hours it was completed.In my camera bag
Canon 80 and a 18-125mm with spare SD, Battery, polariser and mini tripodFeedback
Signup to camera magazines and read any article you can about editing and photography. Take inspiration from other to get some ideas and then just try, try and try again until you get your results.
