Screwed
June 02, 2006
Artist
About Me
- Name: Sarah Julianne
This is a photography exposition.
All of the photography on this site was done while I was a serious-amateur and while, on the whole, that will always be so, this reference is to before I enrolled in and graduated from photography school. Most of the photography is 1024 x 768 pixels in JPEG standard. If you have an alternate preference feel free to leave a comment or use my e-dress for available accommodations.
"The reason I don't post any messages is because I wanted to create something totally free from bias and self satisfaction, if that's possible. I wanted to sway attention solely to the art without an explanation of it or without trying to 'convince' appreciation. I set Pictorial, intentionally, to let the art be self explanatory in hopes it would gauge a true and honest reaction. If they hate it, I want them to, vice versa."
-Sarah Julianne
3 Comments:
I like it indeed. I think it would help to focus a little more on the screw though. Try taking a true macro photo (push the button with the little flower icon on your camera and get REALLY close!) It might look cool, or it might not, who knows? When taking macro photo's make sure you have enough light!
Later!
Is 'exactly what it says on the tin', nice shot.
Thanx for the advice. I actually did have it on the digital m setting but it was not zoomed in exactly on the nail, only in the general area. I totally see and agree with what your saying and I'm really trying to work on my shots. I liked the overall effect so I decided to put it on anyway but I agree since that is the focal point it should be in total focus. To each their own but I feel that would be the best scenery (at least in this shot). Light and macro is a definite ongoing battle. It seems it's impossible to keep the lighting I want but still be super zoomed, vice versa. I keep having to sacrifice one to get the most from the other. I've been trying to keep the histogram on when reviewing to check the exposure levels and manipulate the metering as well. That's been really helping a lot and I'm continuing to try and improve with each shot. Stayed tuned and thanx for the support!
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