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This very nearly works extremely well Peter. If you could get rid of the ends of the channels, so the diagonals run to the edge of the frame, it would be spot on.
Excellent lighting.
Ian
Excellent lighting.
Ian
thanks for the advice - i agree - on the next version i could centre the ball more in the middle at the bottom and i agree about making the channels run further.
it is always hard with a photo to decide when it is at the truely finished stage. i can quite often finally decide to post then notice something to change on the version on my harddrive. but that is the fun of experimenting, keep going till it works 100%
thanks again
peter "morpyre" turner
it is always hard with a photo to decide when it is at the truely finished stage. i can quite often finally decide to post then notice something to change on the version on my harddrive. but that is the fun of experimenting, keep going till it works 100%
thanks again
peter "morpyre" turner
It's an excellent image, but impossible for me to describe why I like it so much..
The sphere itself is an instant hit with me; what was also instant was that I immediately associated it with you before I even saw your name
Well done dude
Munky
The sphere itself is an instant hit with me; what was also instant was that I immediately associated it with you before I even saw your name
Well done dude
Munky
It's creative and different. The control of light and shade is excelent in this. someone once said its the dark spaces that add interest to B/W photo's. I do like how the ball is lit, but as Ian says the diagonal lines would look better going into the corner.
So I would say take it a few more times from different angles.
So I would say take it a few more times from different angles.
Wonderful tones and contrasts here. Simple effective image.
Great tones. Den
Don't care what it is, it worked as an image for me, great shot,
Chris.
Chris.
I just had someone walk into the room and see this, so, here is a non-photographer's opinion: "Oh, wow! That's cool!"
Just to make the point that - who cares what it is, how it was altered or photoshopped or whatever. It's the resulting image that is all that matters. And this is a brilliant one. =)
Just to make the point that - who cares what it is, how it was altered or photoshopped or whatever. It's the resulting image that is all that matters. And this is a brilliant one. =)
Props don't matter.it's the outcome is what counts.good picture.
Allan
Allan
Nice composition
thank you all very much 
doing this thing of finding something out of nothing has increased the size of my house and its enjoyment tenfold now - as i walk from room to room i now notice more as potential photographs.
i realise now i should have said rollerball bottle rather than deodorant - i was being to open and honest with my creativity lol
peter "morpyre" turner
doing this thing of finding something out of nothing has increased the size of my house and its enjoyment tenfold now - as i walk from room to room i now notice more as potential photographs.
i realise now i should have said rollerball bottle rather than deodorant - i was being to open and honest with my creativity lol
peter "morpyre" turner
Hi Peter,
You have had some good feedback on this image so all I will say is that the ball and the lines really work well together, but possibly using a reflector to get a little more light on the dark side of the ball would add a lot more shape to it. Well seen.
Chris
You have had some good feedback on this image so all I will say is that the ball and the lines really work well together, but possibly using a reflector to get a little more light on the dark side of the ball would add a lot more shape to it. Well seen.
Chris
