No secrets =) It was shot with my 105mm 1:2:8 macro lens and a Roget's Thesaurus.
yes Val I do use PhotoShop CS3 or 4 I think? I usually don't like to mess with my pictures too much outside of color boost and sharpening the crispness. Another tool I do use a lot especially with b/w images is a vignette.
Sadly it was shot on auto mode w/o flash....Nikon's macro mode uses flash so I like to shot w/o it with my macro lens. I still haven't truly gotten comfortable messing with iso and f stops (accept with my 50 1.4 which I will put on aperature priority and see what kind of bokeh I can get).
Ohhhhhh, there are various photographic techniques to achieve numerous photoshop effects and we learned a few way back in school, though I forget them now. You should take a class, you would have a blast! Oh and you can cover the flash with your finger on the newer automatic cameras that do not allow you to have complete control. I love how you are experimenting and shooting anything and everything. You really have an eye for photography Jen!
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ooh...tell me how you did this!! very nice!
that is, if it's not a secret! ;-)
Do you use photoshop? or other photo editing software?
No secrets =) It was shot with my 105mm 1:2:8 macro lens and a Roget's Thesaurus.
yes Val I do use PhotoShop CS3 or 4 I think? I usually don't like to mess with my pictures too much outside of color boost and sharpening the crispness. Another tool I do use a lot especially with b/w images is a vignette.
you mean you got this just from shooting macro with so much blur in front and behind! WOW!
Sadly it was shot on auto mode w/o flash....Nikon's macro mode uses flash so I like to shot w/o it with my macro lens. I still haven't truly gotten comfortable messing with iso and f stops (accept with my 50 1.4 which I will put on aperature priority and see what kind of bokeh I can get).
Ohhhhhh, there are various photographic techniques to achieve numerous photoshop effects and we learned a few way back in school, though I forget them now. You should take a class, you would have a blast! Oh and you can cover the flash with your finger on the newer automatic cameras that do not allow you to have complete control. I love how you are experimenting and shooting anything and everything. You really have an eye for photography Jen!
Thanks Val! Aside from my terrible typos (I meant shoot not shot and except not accept)...sheesh insomnia is taking it's toll!
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