It's a shell duh 8mm on it's longest edge 5/16 of an inch in old money I think? and the light source ie the brightest part of the shell you can see is comin from the inside not above!
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Friday, 27 February 2009
Gray sky's are certainly takin there toll resultin in this. Not sure about this shot or even why I posted it just an idea I tried out today. This is totally unedited apart from the watermark name mook.
It's a shell duh 8mm on it's longest edge 5/16 of an inch in old money I think? and the light source ie the brightest part of the shell you can see is comin from the inside not above!
CLICK PIC TO ENLARGE
It's a shell duh 8mm on it's longest edge 5/16 of an inch in old money I think? and the light source ie the brightest part of the shell you can see is comin from the inside not above!
CLICK PIC TO ENLARGE
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4 comments:
Great work!
Interesting..So how did you do get the light in (or under) there?
When I saw the previous shot, I thought you were reduced by boredom to shooting your lunch of mac & cheese, then realized they were real shells.:)
Thanks guys!
Mark; giving away my secrets now ;)
It's a sheet of blue paper with a small hole cut in it sat on top of a clear Pyrex dish. Then a desk lamp put under that, then the shell positioned on top of the hole and the extra light emanating from the hole... I thought you would have guessed ;)))
You have a very interesting blog. I am glad I came across it
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