Encounter in the woods
Canon EOS 7D
Tamron AF 18-270mm f/3.5-6.3
ISO 1600, 85mm, f/5.6, 1/125
Behind the scenes:
I hope you enjoy this kind of lightbox photography. Any feedback is much appreciated!
shaka
Canon EOS 7D
Tamron AF 18-270mm f/3.5-6.3
ISO 1600, 85mm, f/5.6, 1/125
Behind the scenes:
shaka
I enjoyed it a lot!
Great and original idea, such a pity is passed unnoticed here on Steemit (since now!). Upvoted and following you!
Thanks a lot for this encouraging feedback! I will try to create and post at least one such scene per week. So I´m more than happy if you like to follow me. Just had a glimpse on your blog, beautiful shots and artwork, will follow you too!
Thank you!
I love miniature photography! Nicely done. I know you have used a tighter lens with a wide aperture to make the background as blurred as possible, but the issue is that the dino is not in focus throughout either - which kind of disrupts the illusion. I don't mind a bit of a fake background, as long as the subject is in deep focus like something as massive as a T-rex would completely be.
Thanks for your feedback @liberosist! It was actually my intension that only the head of the T-rex is in focus, so that the body merges with the blurred background. I wanted to have the T-rex kind of "moving" out of the background towards the observer. Still, thanks for sharing your impression!
Ah, I see. For me, it has the opposite effect - the T-rex is merging with the background.
Just some thoughts - you kept the T-rex in focus, clearly separated from the background. But used light, or maybe a wider lens, to have that effect. Just some thoughts. I know it would require a much larger lightbox to pull it off!
Right, I wanted to have the backmost part of the T-rex merge with the background but the head to stick out. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts, I will definitely keep experimenting with this kind of photography.
This is really truly neat!
Thank you! Glad, that you like it!
I'm very fond of these, neat idea.
Keep up the great work @shaka
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