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I won't say much about the photo itself. I think the message there is clear.
However, I would really like to thank * Davenit for being extremelly kind in answering questions I had in regards to lighting and backgrounds. His help was just what I needed to get this shot done. Perhaps I should have also asked him about making blood as I'm not really pleased with the look of this one! I also have to thank +suzi9mm for her answer to my question about backgrounds. People are so friendly around here! It took me quite awhile to be able to get the shot I wanted with the proper lighting. I'd say roughly 150+ shots were taken (who would have thought something that looks so simple would take so long to achieve.) Technical details: - Backlit with a very bright spotlight. - Two small lamps with halogen bulbs were on either side of the fortune cookies. - A light was shining direclty above the fortune cookies. - White piece of shiny bristleboard was used as the laying surface Comments / Criticism are more than welcome! Comments
Euuuugh, reminds me of the scene in IT where the grown up friends meet at a restaurant and a chicken comes alive.
I think the problem with the "blood" is that it keeps it's surface tension, therefore the blobs look a bit plastic and fake. As for colour, depending on wether it's taken up oxygen it gets darker or lighter, so that's not a problem. I have some shots with "real" fake blood and the only difference is that yours is thicker. Blood is supposed to be thicker than water anyways, so who cares. Personally I think it looks great, icky but great. wow.. lots of work, but well worth it. this piece is awesome.
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June 27, 2004
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NIKON D70 10/400 second F/4.5 70 mm Jun 27, 2004, 4:09:58 AM |
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