Day 89...
Well, these aren't the most exciting food pictures ever, but I thought it would be fun to practice with a shiny object. I still haven't bought foam board so I used my ds's highchair tray as the backdrop. I duplicated the layer, lighted the duplicate until the background was solid white (instead of food stained like it normally is) and erased the breakfast bars back in.
I think breakfast bar is the longest phrase Max says well. It is so funny to hear him say it! He loves food and these are no exception!
**Funny side note: Max is also going through this stage where he calls every animal a cow. He has a cow in his room that moos and it has made quite an impression on him. Well, I guess he does know frog. He gets that one right everytime but only because he is surrounded by frogs. That is the theme of his room.
I finally remembered to put my watermark on these..woo hoo!!!!
Settings:
f/3.5 and 2.8
ss 1/50 and 1/80 (I woke up after the first shot)
ISO 200
natural light
HHCC Always Appreciated!!
Settings:
f/3.5 and 2.8
ss 1/50 and 1/80 (I woke up after the first shot)
ISO 200
natural light
HHCC Always Appreciated!!
4 comments:
The first one is a little birght - but I really like the second one. I always like richer darker colors and with the contrast against the white and the composition - I really like the second one - it almost looks 3-D which is really cool. Cute story about Max too :)
ok, we disagree here...i prefer the first one. there's no accounting for taste is there? LOL! no, seriously they are great, i just prefer the brighter.
These are STAPLES around our house! We buy them in bulk at Costco! LOL!
And, funny thing, my daughters both call these bars something different. My oldest calls them "soft & smooths" (I guess because of the texture) and my youngest calls them "monkey bars." LOL! Kids are fun!
As for the photos...good work! I personally like the comp. of the 1st one better. And, your watermark looks great! :-) Beautiful logo!
Okay I'm going to even up the voting :) I like the second one best. I loke the bars on the angle better. Great job with the white background.
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