Some lilies in my new "studio"
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manzico
Registered: Jun 08, 2005
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Country: United States

So now that we're mostly moved in to the new house, I tried out my new "studio" (really the spare bedroom) on some Lilies. Here are some of the results:

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As always, CC are greatly appreciated.

Dave


manzico
Registered: Jun 08, 2005
Total Posts: 329
Country: United States

selfish bump



LordV
Registered: Jan 02, 2006
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Lovely colours and light- esp like first and last shots
Brian v.



e6filmuser
Registered: Oct 11, 2008
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An interesting selection of compositions. The middle one is still an urn plant!

Beware of lily pollen. It is fatal (agonisingly), even in small quantities, to cats who ingest it



AhamB
Registered: Jul 11, 2008
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Hmm, the high contrast lighting is too alien-like for my taste. I like your compositions but the light just doesn't touch me like a naturally lighted flower does.



remus
Registered: Jun 11, 2006
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Interesting compositions-nice shots!
Remus



waldr_p
Registered: Apr 18, 2008
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Very original shots, good work. Paul



adrianr
Registered: Mar 21, 2005
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Likewise, I like the compositions but have to agree that the light is a bit harsh in places, especially in 2 and 4.

Adrian



Adrian Jones
Registered: Sep 12, 2006
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Interesting series with nice compositions and colour, as said above, the light is a little harsh for my tastes but I still like the images.

Adrian



redmonkee
Registered: Feb 06, 2006
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Brilliant work Dave

Can I ask how you got the black background in your images?

Regards

Phil



manzico
Registered: Jun 08, 2005
Total Posts: 329
Country: United States

Thanks for all of the comments. I was definitely going for harsher lighting here. The pistol and stamen of the plant just looked so alien that I was trying to accentuate that. As for the black background, I can't claim any magic there. It's just a black t-shirt taped up behind the subject and some creative control of lighting and depth of field. Here's a shot of a previous setup to give you an idea:



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We've moved since then, but the setup is still pretty much the same.

Dave


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