this is the first shot of my guitar...! played by an uncle of mine on christmas,
it as taken indoors,in the shade so i had to go for iso1600,and a little bit of blur made me process this heavily....after processing the details were already lost so i thought i'd go the vintage way....!
anyhow would want to process this again in the future but i dont have any time these days,i do apologise for not visiting....
i had maths today....i have economics on thursday...and then business on monday and im done,back to blogging and visiting the sites that i love....! woohoo...!
the last time i posted a guitar shot it looked like THIS, so this time while shooting i decided to try some different angles,this shot would have been perfect,for me, if the strumming hand had a little bit more detail and the head of the guitar was not out of focus,should have focused on the head and used a narrower aperture....
anyhow,its great how posting so many comments and visiting so many blogs has taught me how to evaluate photographs effectively...!
it as taken indoors,in the shade so i had to go for iso1600,and a little bit of blur made me process this heavily....after processing the details were already lost so i thought i'd go the vintage way....!
anyhow would want to process this again in the future but i dont have any time these days,i do apologise for not visiting....
i had maths today....i have economics on thursday...and then business on monday and im done,back to blogging and visiting the sites that i love....! woohoo...!
the last time i posted a guitar shot it looked like THIS, so this time while shooting i decided to try some different angles,this shot would have been perfect,for me, if the strumming hand had a little bit more detail and the head of the guitar was not out of focus,should have focused on the head and used a narrower aperture....
anyhow,its great how posting so many comments and visiting so many blogs has taught me how to evaluate photographs effectively...!
© all rights reserved. photographs, images and content are copyright of shiv
processed in 0.044s