Great Scott.
Greetings, my name is Dan and this is my blog. I assume that it will be a photography blog, but there may be some other stuff thrown in. I'll endeavor to keep it interesting.
That said, here are the results from a early Sunday morning photography project, conceived of by myself and executed with the assistance of the lovely Anna Katter and the talented Luc Davis. Everything was shot with my Canon Xsi through a Canon L 16-35mm I. The camera stayed mounted on a tripod and a variety of lighting was used, including a speedlight with blue cellophane over it and a LED flashlight with orange cellophane. Why do I have contrasting colors of cellophane on hand, you ask? It was left over from my failed experiments at making 3D glasses.
Anna painted the Back to the Future tire tracks above. I have to admit she's a better painter that me, both with physical media and photons.
Luc brought his Hasselblad, you can see half of it in this picture. Pretty fucking awesome camera. Medium format really opens up an entire world that is still shut off for us digital folks with out tiny little sensors. Have I ever showed you my 8x10" pinhole camera?
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This was Luc's idea, but he wanted to light paint a nice new Honda. I argued in favor of the Chevy. This is not HDR, its a 55 second exposure illuminated with flashlights along the car's body.
More to come.
