WOW - really creative.... I feel sooooo inadequate :) Well done.
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WOW - really creative.... I feel sooooo inadequate :) Well done.
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Originally Posted by Andy Stringer
The thing with the knife is cool, but you need a plastic tube to control the water.
I thought I might submit something if it's not too late.
I had a collection of cat whiskers that I knitted into a very small sweater. I think I may create a small doll or creature to wear it. Then I will take a picture.
Just bumping this thread as the deadline is coming up. I am trying to make time to shoot something for this assignment before the end of the month.....
Running out of time, still collecting whiskers....... :)
I had a look through the kitchen drawers trying to find something interesting. The grater looked like a good start and after I added some flash and smoke it ended up like this.
"Grater on Fire"
Attachment 1873
Grate pic, cls. :)
Great entries so far. Great Job Everyone.
Compared to the images already posted I feel so inadequate posting mine.
Coriander Seeds - Canon 60D + 100mm Macro at [Aperture : f14] [Shutter Speed : 13 sec] [ISO : 100] [Increased Color Temp,Clarity and Shadows in Adobe Camera Raw]
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2881/9...30780956_c.jpg
Coriander Seeds by DSLR Newbie Test Area, on Flickr
Not as artistic as Bgood but continuing with the Smoke theme here...
Single smoke image. Flipped 3 times to create 4 overlapping layers and a gradient color for some extra kick.
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2837/9...50291ea7_c.jpg
Smoke by DSLR Newbie Test Area, on Flickr
Thought I'd submit my entry before the deadline. My version of a household item. Taken with a 400D (sic), Tamron 17-50 2.8 (at 26mm) with a polarising filter. Settings: Iso 100, f 5.0, 1/100.
Raw conversion in DPP, BW conversion and contrast enhancement in Adobe Photoshop.
Don't have a website to upload from, so here is a downsized version.
Lars
Attachment 1875
Looks like a knee joint, with serious issues :)Quote:
Originally Posted by DSLR_Newbie