Sunday, March 23, 2014
Seeing the light
Thanks for this challenge, Mark- I rarely light candles and forgot how relaxing candlelight is. My mom used to serve dinner by candlelight when we were young and meals were fun and a little mysterious that way. I found a wrought iron candelabra at the thrift store and usually pull it out at Halloween- it has a little gate in the middle and some of the cups are a slightly bent so it has a macabre element to it. I also put it on a glass table next to a glass door to try to capture some reflection- don't know if it's reflection or the limitations of the camera that created the blue wisps- a ghost image of some kind...!
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Wow - so much to view and so many angles in these shots Amy! Way to go with getting the maximum out of your prop. I like them all. My favorite is your artistic eye capturing the shot of the glowing/gleaming wrought iron without showing any flames at all!! That is beautiful - and it's 'signature Amy'!! Beautiful.
ReplyDeletep.s. - the blue wisps are mysterious and intriguing! Who cares how they 'showed up'.....it's pretty cool stuff in these images.
ReplyDeleteHi Amy, I enjoyed all your pics, #2, #3, and #8 were my faves. I think it was enjoyable to see the different angles you used - very nice!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!! I liked all of yours Amy... I love the way you got all the different angles thru the wrought iron, very beautiful shots.....GREAT JOB!!!!!
ReplyDeleteExcellent set Amy,
ReplyDeleteI like the drama in #8 shot from the bottom. Very good. All the others are very interesting points of view.
#4 and 8 are my favs i like how the first is very circular and the later sort of makes me dizzy, i love the different outlook for the shot. great job.
ReplyDeletewow I liked all of these, very dramatic effect, and the angles made each one interesting. last one is my favorite very warm.
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