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I was asked by work to take photos of a client's recording studio. Didn't know what to expect, but the set up and lighting in the room persuaded me to just use a tripod and move myself for compositions.
| Camera: | Pentax K100D |
| Lens: | 18-55mm |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | Recording Studio 1 |
| Username: | 
DunDiggin |
| Uploaded: | 4 Aug 2009 - 2:14 PM |
| Tags: | Architecture, General, Specialist / abstract |
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| Votes: | 13 |
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A mix of pure abstract blocks of colour and workman-like, functional detail. Very effective. And different, you won't see another near-identical image on the next row in the Gallery...
Moira
Yes Moira, the abstract nature really appealed to me. And all the pieces are in their working positions, I just had to move myself to find the layout I wanted.
Chris - funnily enough, there was a hand in the image - you just can't see it. This was a 15 second exposure, to get the depth of field I needed in the available light, so I waggled my fingers in line with the monitor for a second or two to prevent it burning out that part of the image.
It fulfills the brief and the colours are great. I find the yellow speaker a bit too prominent. Assuming the window looks through to the recording room/booth, a shot looking through it would increase the feeling of space and show more of the workings of the studio.
Hi SteveCharles - the speaker cone is such a vibrant yellow it does leap out, but I kind of like that (and am not enough of a post-processor that I could tone it down without killing it).
I have another version of this shot with the lights on in the sound booth - it works, but really needs a polariser to kill the reflections, so I'm going to re-shoot the shot when I remember to bring the filter in.
Thanks for the comments.
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