Amy Earl
Well-Known Member
I found these plants at the edge of a field the other morning at dawn and had fun creating these as the sun rose. The plants were only 12-20 inches tall so I had the camera on the ground to get this perspective.
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The foggy effect in some of these was done by fogging the lens with my breath right before the shot. It starts to evaporate within a couple seconds so I fired off a few shots in succession as that was happening. This lets me choose the amount of fog I want in the shot later. I'm pretty psyched by this simple technique I discovered recently.
There are some different moods here and I'm curious which one(s) are your favorites.
As you decide, you may want to have a soundtrack - I know I do when I'm processing photos So here are 3 contemporary classical songs to choose from depending on your taste or mood:
On The Nature of Daylight by Max Richter (quiet, contemplative, bit of melancholy)
The Chair by Angelo Badalamenti (enigma/discovery)
Arrival of the Birds & Transformation by Cinematic Orchestra (more positive/sweeping/uplifting)
C&C welcome!
#1
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#5
The foggy effect in some of these was done by fogging the lens with my breath right before the shot. It starts to evaporate within a couple seconds so I fired off a few shots in succession as that was happening. This lets me choose the amount of fog I want in the shot later. I'm pretty psyched by this simple technique I discovered recently.
There are some different moods here and I'm curious which one(s) are your favorites.
As you decide, you may want to have a soundtrack - I know I do when I'm processing photos So here are 3 contemporary classical songs to choose from depending on your taste or mood:
On The Nature of Daylight by Max Richter (quiet, contemplative, bit of melancholy)
The Chair by Angelo Badalamenti (enigma/discovery)
Arrival of the Birds & Transformation by Cinematic Orchestra (more positive/sweeping/uplifting)
C&C welcome!