I have had this figure ever since I could remember. Over the years of my childhood parts of its body fell off, including the original stand. This photograph is an experimentation with light, which I intend to be doing more of for a change, instead of the dark and mysterious pictures I have taken in the past.
7 comments:
Great contrast what program are you using to convert to b&w? May I suggest Picnik it is a great program online-lots of fun stuff to play around with. Check it out.
I love this photo as well as the idea of using more light. COOL!
Thanks for the advise quasi - I'm using iPhoto.
Where'd you actually take that and how'd you get the light to work? Reply to my e-mail! I've questions!
I forgot you have a MAC(lucky) - U.Chris thinks he will not have a MAC in his house. But one day I will have one - I WILL!!! :o)
A bittersweet study of childhood now appreciated by the young man.
Are you using that program to switch to B&W, or are you shooting them that way originally?
I've not heard of iPhoto or Picnik. I looked into Photoshop and it scared me to death! So I'm not doing anything with my photos except the occasional crop and auto correct before I publish them.
Experimentation is key! Great use of light :)
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