Hi guys,
I went out this morning for only the second time the 10 stopper, hoping to get some decent skies, but sadly it was just overcast and not much wind to move them along!
I'm lucky to have this reservoir on my doorstep, but the level is a bit low so there arn't many things to add interest in a long exposure, water blur shot - so I had to improvise - the thought of using a guitar as a prop came to me last night as I was stuggling to sleep...
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Floating guitar, (Ten Stop Filter, Long Exposure, 30 secs.)
Shot in RAW and edited in Lightroom only, (I don't have Photoshop) successfully removing the guitar stand was a learning curve for me, but learn I did and worked out the best, (for me) way in the end! I tried three rather different edits as experimentation, the one above and the two below:
B&W...
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Floating guitar, Black & White (Ten Stop Filter, Long Exposure, 30 secs.)
More natural look, (as natural as a looking guitar can be!)...
IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rabc3/10885673104/
Floating guitar, (Ten Stop Filter, Long Exposure, 60 secs.)
What could I have done better do you think? It'd be good to hear which one you prefer and why?
Thanks,
Rob






