Showing posts with label Drosanthemum Hispidum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drosanthemum Hispidum. Show all posts

Monday, September 3, 2012

Natural

Recently I’d join the public and other photographers by using filters on my images and I really enjoy using them but today I decided to go old school! Leaving my photographs as is and only did a minimum of tweaks here and there. So you can see the real colours of my flora and objects that I photographed. Hope you “like”...














Friday, May 6, 2011

CRIT 2 - 5 May 2011

Flora Photography:

Here I taken an image of an Drosanthemum Hispidum flower. This flower is a very small magenta flower. When I changed the colour of the flower to Black & White it gave the flower another meaning, and I'm sure everyone will feel something different about this image.

Drosanthemum Hispidum

Close-Up Photography:

When it comes to my second specialist, I like taking images of random objects you see everyday and you don't realize how beautiful it is until you go very close and see all the detail of the object. I took the first image of a green wired garden chair. I like the pattern the wire made and the back lighting against the wall behind the chair. My second image I took at a jewellery shop in Howick. They had a little basket full of shells that they changed into pendants. What really attract me to take this image was the colour of the shells.

Wire

Shell

General:

We had to do a Chocolate Advertising on location. I think the most challenging thing was to find a 'good looking' chocolate to photograph. After much thought I decided to work with Ferrero Rocher.

Ferrero Rocher

We also had to do a Food assignment. We were teamed up with the Food and Nutrition department and did a collaboration.

Lamb Liver & Pumpkin