Saw a macro photo of a dried leaf once where all you could see is the veins and thought it was pretty neat. This is a real leaf that was bronzed. I hung it in front of my lightbox and used a flash inside the lightbox. If you look close at the bottom of the leaf you'll see some light bleed but overall I'm happy as I was able to actually get it looking white and not egg shell white like I usually do.
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Day 81 of 365
Saw a macro photo of a dried leaf once where all you could see is the veins and thought it was pretty neat. This is a real leaf that was bronzed. I hung it in front of my lightbox and used a flash inside the lightbox. If you look close at the bottom of the leaf you'll see some light bleed but overall I'm happy as I was able to actually get it looking white and not egg shell white like I usually do.
Great shot! _ Bronzed what sort of flash do you use, x-ray, gamma-ray or "dilithium crystals" off the Enterprise?
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ReplyDeleteThat's terrific! You've been doing the coolest stuff.
ReplyDeleteVery cool effect. Is the flash directed from the back of the leaf or does it matter?
ReplyDeleteI really want to try constructing a lightbox - maybe today I'll get out to get the supplies.
Good looking shot, Sir!
ReplyDeleteNice shot. I don't know if I see the bleeding of the light you describe, maybe full size it is more visible. Either way, well done.
ReplyDeleteNice shot - beautiful in it's simplicity.
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