Candles
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Michael J.
Senior Member
As same goes for me
I was a bit limited for space (the picture was taken in the kitchen)
So I could not move back any more without getting the wall tiles in the shot.
Will get a black back ground and try again, I enjoyed doing it
I was a bit limited for space (the picture was taken in the kitchen)
So I could not move back any more without getting the wall tiles in the shot.
Will get a black back ground and try again, I enjoyed doing it
This is a quicker way
Horoscope Fish
Senior Member
I only have one candle pic to share... This was taken for a class assignment, "Shoot the Alphabet": Shoot one shot representing each letter of the alphabet. Level of Difficulty: No proper names (of people, places, etc.) and you can't repeat subject matter, e.g. if you take the shot, "B is for 'B'rother"you can't use another person as, say, "P is for 'P'eople. If you shoot "B is for 'B'anana you can't do "A is for 'A'pple or "G is for 'G'rape" (no more fruit pics).
It was a lot of fun and a good assignment.
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It was a lot of fun and a good assignment.
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C is for Candle
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Horoscope Fish
Senior Member
The real stumper for me was "Light"... Meaning light *AS* subject. Not light doing something to, or on, something mind you; but making light itself the subject of the photo.
As I recall we had about a 50% fail rate on that assignment... Including yours truly. *cough*
Can't win 'em all...
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So what did you do for "Light" ?
Horoscope Fish
Senior Member
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As my prof correctly pointed out, I was using light creatively but not making it the subject of my photo. I knew when I saw the other work on the crit rail I was in trouble. I made good arguments in my own defense but he was having none of it and failed me on the assignment on the spot.
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