This is excellent! Great consistency of tone and color. You made it easy for yourself by creating low-contrast environments. Did you try any where there is a view of outside through a window?
Agreed! Really strong work. Yes, you are right about making small improvements all the time.
I have a question for either of you based on the last bedroom image. Would you normally try and shoot that lower and with a wider angle lens to capture all of the bed, or is that going to be counterproductive in terms of fore-shortening / lens distortion? Would this be a time to pull out a 17mm TS lens, or even an ultra-wide lens? I guess there are always competing priorities, in this case the feature light fitting is more important than the lower portion of the bed. As a general rule, how do you approach it though?
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rajotte.james
Teacher PlusThis is excellent! Great consistency of tone and color. You made it easy for yourself by creating low-contrast environments. Did you try any where there is a view of outside through a window?
Great work, well done!
azaldasoro
Thanks for your comments James!
I will keep learning and improving ... little by little ;-)
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sthrlnd_ptr
Agreed! Really strong work. Yes, you are right about making small improvements all the time.
I have a question for either of you based on the last bedroom image. Would you normally try and shoot that lower and with a wider angle lens to capture all of the bed, or is that going to be counterproductive in terms of fore-shortening / lens distortion? Would this be a time to pull out a 17mm TS lens, or even an ultra-wide lens? I guess there are always competing priorities, in this case the feature light fitting is more important than the lower portion of the bed. As a general rule, how do you approach it though?
azaldasoro
Thank you very much for your appreciation @sthrlnd_ptr, let's see if James can give us an answer to your question
sthrlnd_ptr
You're welcome @azaldasoro I'm interested in what you think too, after all it's your image.
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