Vase Distortions
Uploaded: December 08, 2005 17:46:22
f/ 8.0, 1/42 sec., EV +1/3, ISO-200, tripod mounted, ambient light, 09:02 AM, Philadelphia, PA. If you check the shooting information on the majority of my images, you'll see I usually always shoot later in the day and night. My apartment windows face south so I get the morning sun pretty bright. Thes vases has lines running top to bottom in diagonals and when I first held it up to the blinds one day, I was very surprised to see the resulting patterns. I put the vase on top of a black speaker in front of the blinds and shot away. The camera white balance was set on tungsten and I used the chrome setting on the camera to make the colors richer.
Janine Russell
December 08, 2005
MARLON IGNACIO
January 22, 2006
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