Monday, 16 November 2009

research for HIGHLY REFLECTIVE SUBJECTS

use macro for reflective. also anything else that has the same effect as reflective material such as metals( buildings ) glass water (still water puddles bubbles) mirrors so on. be on the look out!
a few ideas an inspiration.

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ABOVE  idea ; go to manchester mini waterfall. near Selfriges. and Urbis


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ABOVE again you see more coaches in manchester (nearest city) need a nice sunny day prefrably.

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ABOVE again a nice sunny day so to test both this and previous on the same day. pair of sun glasses in the beer garden on wood table.

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ABOVE  i could easily reacreate this image if it was a sunny day. this looks like my back garden. I also get amazing views of the clouds from my back garden. 

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maybe i couldnt pour oil into a river but could try the effect in a deep puddle? instead of using matt objects like the one above to bend the reflection in different dirrections i could use something reflective and see what effects i come out with.

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ABOVE if i was going to recreate this photograph i would like to bring some more colour in the reflection of the bubble. using photoshop or lightroom. making it the main focal point
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ABOVE this photograph has made me think about turning the camera angle when photographing my reflective subject. reflection can be a trickery and deciveing even when you look at it from normal eye angle. it would be interesting to turn the angle to make it even more confusing.

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ABOVE AND BELOW again the city is full of tall reflective buildings such as these. i will have to go to manchester look around and see what i can find.

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ABOVE to reinvent a photograph like this i am going to have to experiment with the colour of eyes that i choose. I think a dark brown would be more reflective, the darker the better. i would also like to choose a grand location such as this one that has been reflected in the eye. a location like this would be more effective due to the mass being reflected into such a small reflecive area. 

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an opertunity to take a photograph like this wouldnt be hard. as a day hardly ever goes by without raining. the bus stop i wait at in the mourning is glass so i will try to recreate it there. i will also try it in black and white, dulling the background would help the eye focus more on the actual reflection. 

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this is an article i came across on lighting when taking a photograph of a reflective subject.

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