"If you're photographing in color you show the color of their clothes, if you use black and white, you will show the color of their soul."
-Unknown
Your Monday Photo Shoot: Make a moody picture. By which you can use mood lighting of some sort, or possibly arty black-and-white, or whatever you need to in order to give the shot that certain moodiness. It's hard to describe, but you'll know when you see it, I'm sure.
-John Scalzi (By The Way)
Yep, John was right, I did know it when I saw it. I hope it's acceptable to dwell a bit on Halloween, but you see, I love that day so much. I start photographing the minute I get up, and usually keep going well into the night, as the subjects present themselves. :) I took this photo of Mr. David Duchovny Pumpkin, 2007, in black and white, because it was an overcast day, and I was going for exactly the kind of moodiness that John is talking about. It's cool that I have a good excuse to show him off. :) Did you notice that Mr. D.D. Pumpkin's eyes are D's? Tee Hee.
-OndineMonet
"Mr. David Duchovny Pumpkin"
Berkeley, California
October 31st, 2007
Late Afternoon
4 comments:
Great design on both the shot and the pumpkin!
Ack! I can't see the picture. I've tried two browsers. Perhaps it's a Blogger hiccup. I'll try again later.
Ah, now I can see the picture! It was worth the wait. I like it!
Nothing left to do now but rot.
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