Showing posts with label light. Show all posts
Showing posts with label light. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Fence. Night.

Here's a fence.  At night.
The redeeming qualities?...1. a little bit of bokeh...2. the "series" look...3. shallow depth of field...4. and hey, contrasty black and white is always good, right?

 Hopefully that justifies a fence. at night.

Monday, May 16, 2011

Ceiling

I frequently come across this building just as the sun is in line with the blue windows.  The ceiling itself is normally a whitish-yellow color but gets pretty bright when the sun shines through the windows and onto it.  The cross bars and piping and whatever else is up there become overly saturated with color and this is the result:


Complimentary Colors
 Any time I saw the ceiling in this stage of lighting, I always got mad at myself for not having my camera.  Knowing I would witness the colors playing their games on the ceiling today, I brought it.  I flipped the image upside down to get a more dramatic look.

Friday, May 13, 2011

And For Today

Just some light bulbs at my friendly flea market.  That is all.


Three Ideas
All I can think of now that I used the word idea is the lyrics to the Vandals' song I've got an idea for a movie.  Check it out it's about a boy who gets his fingers caught in a bottle of Mr. Pibb.

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Meandering

I've been spending my free time preparing for my upcoming art show.  It is drawing nearer and nearer and I keep thinking of things I need to do for it.  This meant that it was awhile before I picked up my camera to consider today's photo.  It was dark by the time I finally did, but thought that maybe some night shots might turn out decently.  And so I went outside and meandered.


Follow the Stars
I didn't use a star filter on this shot.  Apparently a long exposure will result in starry lights.  I like the path that the three lights create.


Stoplight Shingles
A nearby stoplight caused a wall of shingles to light up.  I didn't really like this photo too much but my wife seemed to.  It reminds me of a peacock's tail.