The light on the doll is really pretty. Would make a great spot for a portrait under different circumstances.
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P52 Week 19: Window light (May 7 - May 13)
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Was using this elsewhere but it fits in this thread as well.
Oly TG-6 camera.
Oly TG-6 camera.
Currently we are in vacation in Kos, Greece. We have only a huge window/door but at least I could get some shadows. Probably have to catch up on that topic again once we are back at home with more possibilites and subjects to photograph
Been to Kos few years ago: beautiful water ! Enjoy your holidays
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Multiple light sources here, from natural foreground (skylights), to artificial (middle), to even natural-but-through-filtered-glass bottom background.
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This is a fun location. A building within a building.
This is an interesting take on the challenge. Even though you are outside, with the extra window layer you've managed to use indoor light. This isn't quite what I had in mind, but always fun to have a different perspective thrown in the mix! 🙂
I've passed this shop many times. I finally managed to visit it. It's weird. They actually sell houses.
I’m quite late to the game with this one. This was actually the first week I originally skipped but am catching up to now.
What you see here, is the house of the photographer Emil Roine in the museum quarter of Luostarinmäki in Turku, Finland. It was an interesting visit seeing all this old photographic equipment from the early 1900’s in place. They even showed the original darkroom in a closet! What a perfect place to take some photos using window light.
What you see here, is the house of the photographer Emil Roine in the museum quarter of Luostarinmäki in Turku, Finland. It was an interesting visit seeing all this old photographic equipment from the early 1900’s in place. They even showed the original darkroom in a closet! What a perfect place to take some photos using window light.