Coconut Lamp
Focal Length : 18mm
Shutter Speed : 0.017s(1/60)
Exposure : f/3.5
ISO : 200
Shutter Speed : 0.017s(1/60)
Exposure : f/3.5
ISO : 200
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Yes, do I look like a baby boy? ^__^
Yes, me when I could sit properly...
Yes, me at 28 days old. *winks*
A place to share my works ~~ Ariel Ong ~~
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Yes, do I look like a baby boy? ^__^
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Yes, me when I could sit properly...
Me?
Yes, me at 28 days old. *winks*
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7 comments:
Review received via The Photo Challenge :
I like the idea behind this, but it really is a very dark photo, which is a shame, as I am sure that they would look awsome lit up and at the right time. Keep shooting.
Rank : 3 out of 5
Reviewer : ladykwatson
Review received via The Photo Challenge :
I totally agree with the previous review, a little too dark as this seems to have some great details which are hard to see here. A remote flash might help out here but I know not everyone has one of those kicking around, I know I don't, wish I did.
Cheers
Rank : 3 out of 5
Reviewer : fremme
Review received via The Photo Challenge :
This seems to be really intresting, but I have to agree with the other viewers it is too dark, I can't tell enough about it as I would like to be able too see more of this.
Rank : 3 out of 5
Reviewer : barlowcb
Review received via The Photo Challenge :
This photo does not really excite me. It is hard to tell what it is and it does not really evoke any curiousity or any other emotion in me.
Rank : 2 out of 5
Reviewer : RonSamuel
Review received via The Photo Challenge :
To lighten up without losing the contrast of the light from the lamp, try using ISO 400 or 800 first and look at the difference. Then you can use a low F and a longer exposure time, like 8 sec with a tripod to even brighten it up more. Keep trying ;)
Rank : 3 out of 5
Reviewer : croc
Review received via The Photo Challenge :
Okay, without the title, wouldn't have known these were coconuts. However, the formation of shape, the lighting, and the lack of background work really nicely together. I like the fact that there are shapes and colours in the background, they help bring this to life. In my opinion, more light here would have killed a really good composition. Nice one.
Rank : 5 out of 5
Reviewer : newcanuck
Review received via The Photo Challenge :
He Ariel, I like the subtle colors of the coconut blending in with the background. Agree that it is a tad to dark. I appreciate you bringing us to your culture with different subjects thats available to you. Keep them coming. Anne-marie
Rank : 4 out of 5
Reviewer : annemarie
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