reflection
Lisa and I had a great time in #frankenmuthmichigan. We had lunch at a place called Tiffany's. While waiting, I could not help seeing the reflection thru a mirror, the lamps, and the ceiling. So you got it; out came the iPhone and time to show it.
Tiffany’s
Good morning Cincinnati! Last week I needed to go to 3 large cities in three days. Usually, I always carry my Canon equipment with me, but I have been playing more and more with my iPhone, and this is the case again. While I say this, if I am on a professional job, I can do more and better with my Canon equipment.( at least at this time)
Cincinnati,Ohio
As much time I practice my photography, I also do this in my post processing. I have been recently going thru some classes with Ricord learning true compositing. I say true because I want to make it seem like it was there. Some call this not natural photography. I call it art and, yes, photography. Just about every picture is corrected one way or another that you see on the web, in magazines, and so on. The cameras do have their limitation.
I looked at this photo from my hotel room. Out came my iPhone, and I made about four shots and looked at which one was best as far as focus. The original sky was nothing to write home about, so you got it; the sky was replaced with a sky I wanted and made it feel like a sunrise. But, most importantly, for me, a picture I like.
Back in Chicago to play with light at night time. I walked around the city of Chicago with our model and found this excellent light opportunity.
Playing with Light in Chicago. Behind the scene
After looking at the situation, we took our model and placed her about 25 yards from the sign. When I set up for the light of the scene, I noticed the low light on her face. With the help of the Icelight, I was able to take care of that.
Final of our model and Chicago
Never let a good thing go to waste. We took advantage of bottled water and pouring it on the ground to make a reflection. I find this amazing, something to think about when you are out there.
Reflections
So there you have it: a city, light, and a bottle of water. You never know what you may come up with.