Sunglasses
I made this shot using only the flash bulbs no lightning 50 mm ISO 200 f 11.
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4 Comments
I like your concept, just feel the glasses are a little lost in the frame. Would've preferred a tighter composition. All else works for me, good shot.
Thank you, it is true the glasses are almost lost, but I did not want to lose the objects around. I will return to repeat the shot.
Maybe you need to see what you can remove by recomposing closer, and still have the same story in your image. I would love to see your repeat shot.
I'm going to repeat the shot with the same bulbs technique but using a macro lens. On this occasion I have deliberately used a normal 50 mm. I already have an idea to bring sunglasses not fill the frame, I hope to redo the shot as soon as possible.