Valentine's morning started out gray and cloudy, but the clouds pushed away and the sun came out, leaving a spectacular landscape of snow and ice. It was gorgeous. My photos don't do it justice, but it was like a landscape of diamonds.
I'm still working on this paper technique for close ups. I think these came out a bit better than last week.
GORGEOUS! I can honestly say I've never seen anything like it! I'd like to, though. But while inside, looking out a window, with a roaring fire nearby and a cup of something hot steaming in my hand!
I look forward to working with the backdrop more too. My "black" didn't come out very dark, but I use Picasa and just added in more shadow. I'd like to try a different background where the "true" color might not matter as much, such as red, green, blue. And I've found that my bathroom counter works well as a backdrop for SMALL things because I can intensify the highlights, and the white countertop disappears into the photo.
7 comments:
Debbie -
Your pictures are stunning!!
Hi MAMA!
Great photos. I find myself missing winter and then thinking "well there ARE great advantages to being in a more moderate climate." LOL
Beautiful photos!
You're a wonderful winter photographer, very nice.
GORGEOUS! I can honestly say I've never seen anything like it! I'd like to, though. But while inside, looking out a window, with a roaring fire nearby and a cup of something hot steaming in my hand!
The blue background is just stunning!
I look forward to working with the backdrop more too. My "black" didn't come out very dark, but I use Picasa and just added in more shadow. I'd like to try a different background where the "true" color might not matter as much, such as red, green, blue. And I've found that my bathroom counter works well as a backdrop for SMALL things because I can intensify the highlights, and the white countertop disappears into the photo.
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