Cracking lightpainting. It's really brought out the colours, tones, textures and detail. First thing I thought of was
Rembrant.
Crit, just a few minor points, there are a few hot spots on the fruit and a little close on the RHS. Cheers.
Hi Andy. You're right about the hot spots, though after so many attempts to get the lighting even, and without hotspots, I gave up and settled for this one
Hi Jason, It looks great. Good choice of colour for the background cloth as it fits with the fruit beautifully. Only minor crit I wold make as it might benefit from being slightly warmer (minor adjustment to colour temp). Well done.
Hi Richard, I did a warming photo filer in PS and too felt like it need to be warmer, but retrained myself for fear of altering the colours too much. Thanks for the comment
Vertical - Fits the theme for me, nice sharp and in focus well done.
Yum - plenty of yummy fruit in there, superb take for the theme i really like the composition on the image and the detail in the fruit is nicely held.
Thanks Mandy....I can really recommend light painting for subtle lighting of subjects with a black background
I like this Jason
It has an old masters feel about it, just like something one would see in an old still life oil painting.
Lovely colour tones too.
Thanks Iain....Means a lot.....I must say I tried hard on this one to keep the colours as realistic and true to life as possible
Thanks Mark mate....glad you like them......and thanks for the comments. They are much appreciated.
Hi Jason
love it....well light ,well arranged & good detail , really pops off the screen at you
...as per Iain & Andy.......very Old Masters
Thanks Lynne
I do admit this is one of my more pleasing attempts....was worried about the arranging as artistic flair is not within me, but think it worked out ok. Thanks for stopping by
Great image for Yum Jason... good lighting and enough interest in the image to keep the eye interested...
enough interest and enough fruit .......Im still eating some of it until today
. Thanks for the comments Colin
Hi Jason,
That's brilliant for Yum. I love it. I'd give that 1st prize at a Show if it was on display. Looks very edible indeed.
Thanks Simon....was yummy indeed, especially the melon. was expecting it to taste like water but was ripe and full of flavour - strangely though kids were not keen on it at all.
Wow Jason... Yum is superb. I don't know how the lightpainting technique works, but I love the effect - it is very old masters-esque as others have said. Wonderful. Perhaps a darker rug might work better, but otherwise I don't have enough knowledge/understanding of what goes into these sorts of shots to offer any helpful critique!
Thanks Paul. Goolgle lighting painting and you'll no longer be in the dark
all you need is a dark room, torch, remote release and a camera in manual bulb mode
Hi Jason,
Yum, love it nice colours too very yummy
Thanks Judi....was nice to detox on a healthy subject for once.....the night before this was Friday which is pie night.....check out my flickr pic of this subject....and you'll know why I'm overweight
Dreamy - Nice simple but well though out image. This would go down well on image selling sites
Vertical - I like the idea of using the gate but I feel the background either needed throwing a bit more OOF or have something to add some interest
Yum - A very classy image, beautifully lit with the colours vibrant but not too over-saturated
Hi Peter. Thanks for the comments catchup....really not required, but is
appreciated. Regarding yum picture - colours are vibrant I agree, and the best part is that absolutely no saturation was add - testimony to the virtues of light painting I guess? Thanks againg for stopping in and commenting
Hi Jason ....I love this one, very eye catching, the black background is perfect for the shot, it reminds me of the fruit painted on Royal Worcester porcelain.....as Peter said very classy.
Thanks Susie, glad you like it
As a side note; class is not something I've ever been blessed with..lol