Click to enlargeI'm trying something a little different for this week's Ruby Tuesday image. I've been
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What have you tried lately to step out of your photographic comfort zone?
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Monday, November 2, 2009
Go fish!
Click to enlargeI'm trying something a little different for this week's Ruby Tuesday image. I've been
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What have you tried lately to step out of your photographic comfort zone?
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Wow! It took me a minute for my eyes to realize this wasn't a real fish. My gaze focused on the stripes and I wondered if the color and glow had anything to do with the tank lights -- then I noticed the fish's eye and peripheral details, then I noticed the eye hook. With a more life-like fish you could have pulled this off.
Yeah, I'm kicking myself for not cloning out that eye hook. Not that I'm trying to fool anyone, it just would have made a more compelling image that way.
I really enjoy seeing what others are doing to improve their photos. At first glance, you had me, Robin. Keep up the good work. ;-)
Well-done Robin. Great effect.
Kind of like Nemo floating around. At it looks real, too. I wonder if it could be used a bait, it seems to offer depth along with its lively colors. Excellent!
I might have been hooked, but I read the text before I looked at the picture closely! I don't do a whole lot of manipulation on my photos generally, except for cropping. That can improve things a whole lot!
I like the composition very much! And, it really looks real...very nice Ruby Tuesday!
I think you achieved your goal.
It's kind of surrealists -- like you don't realize the fish isn't real at first
awww what a cute fish! is that nemo?:)
u may view mine if u have time
Very creative...
How about an ornery little fella for Ruby Tuesday?
Creative photo and well done. The most I have done is crop the photos or resize them.
Very creative Robin!
Looks like Nemo in the background.
Wish I hadn't read the other comments - I wouldn't have noticed the eyehook. :)
I wish I had better software to play with. Maybe Santa will bring me something.
I love your fish photo. You're inspiring me to try more different things.
Paz
I love the murky background
and the perspective
I've been playing with cropping
Hope makes the most amazing expressions and I'm learning how to better capture faces
I like what you did - it does look like it's swimming, even with the little hook.
Oh good try! :) Yeah it's fun to experiment with photos.
Happy RT!
My RT entry is here.
Oh that is nice.. I have never been good on working images like that..
That's a mobile? It looks so real....so aquarium-like!!!
My R T is posted now. "I came, HE SAWED, we conquered". come see. Here is the permalink to my Tuesday post.
Ooh what a beautiful fish!
What an excellent photo you created here. I love it.
Great Ruby post.
xo bj
Adding that mask and trick or treat bag to the Waiting, Impatiently photo is as outside my comfort zone as I can get photographically ... I just want what I see to be what you see ... I know I am, for an outgoing New Yorker, very conservative about my photos
Love the Shadow effect in the back. They look great. yeah winters coming here I will have to be more creative:-). You did great.
Desert Greetings Robin,
The aquarium needs a few bubbles. :) I think you did a really good job. I have been experimenting with cutting people out of photos and putting them in front of new digital backgrounds.
Wishing you a picture perfect day!
Patty
I got down on the ground to take a picture of dead leaves for today. I'm getting pretty stiff in the knees so that wasn't a very comfortable position for me :)
love your fish
Fresh coffee at my place. Come on over & we'll talk photography. ;)
Hi Robin, you had me fooled!!! The fish looks real .... a great job done for today's post.. Baba
Like others, you had ME fooled! Marvelous photograph ;-)
Hugs and blessings,
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