This is a picture I took of an ocarina my mum brought back from Texas. The picture turned out blurry and weird, but I ended up using it over the other ones I took (which were much sharper) because of the way the ocarina itself is in almost perfect focus while the rest of the picture is not. I liked that a lot, but I couldn't recreate the effect, so even though there is a little piece of string in the lower right that I forgot to remove, I decided to post this one and see what you all think.
This was taken at night, indoors, with no flash and a single light source coming from the upper right.
Sunday, November 6
McGarry_Ocarina
This is a picture I took of an ocarina my mum brought back from Texas. The picture turned out blurry and weird, but I ended up using it over the other ones I took (which were much sharper) because of the way the ocarina itself is in almost perfect focus while the rest of the picture is not. I liked that a lot, but I couldn't recreate the effect, so even though there is a little piece of string in the lower right that I forgot to remove, I decided to post this one and see what you all think.
This was taken at night, indoors, with no flash and a single light source coming from the upper right.
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This is an interesting photo. I like the lighting and the colors on the ocarina. I think the fact that the photo is blurry is distracting. Also, the white and black strings draw the attention away from the ocarina.
i love this one.such a good photo.
Now I really like the idea of using the motion blur and reflections to clearly point the viewer at a certain location, but this doesn't really look like a picture that I would really want to do that. The figures in the background, of whatever they are, do look more distracting being blurred out than lets say a solid color surface. Although like I said, brilliant idea, but where it was practiced, not really favored.
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