Distance from the background so the fall off fell to black and using snoots to light the flowered from back and from at 1:2 ratio.Originally Posted by darkrat
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Distance from the background so the fall off fell to black and using snoots to light the flowered from back and from at 1:2 ratio.
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Hi, kiteboy. Fun grouping, and I like the contrast of round and angular, and the relationship of the radiator (?) in the left background. Compostionally speaking, my eye tends to wander over to the left side, along the board and into the space. I'm not sure why, or what would change this; possibly the large dark globe being further left a bit.
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Got a flower shot yesterday, natural light with the flower set up at the basement door with the interior lights out for the dark background.
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