Given that I’ve posted two similar images consecutively I thought that it was about time for a (radical) change – hence this image. It’s one of only a couple of shots I managed to take over the weekend and is of our youngest daughters’ tractor/car … well, it’s a plastic thing with wheels ;-)
What I like about this shot, and I’ve realised that this is one of the shots that’s probably a trademark of some of my recent work, is the hyper-saturated feel, … the almost too vivid to be real look. And as with a lot of my shots this is as much to do with Photoshop as it is the original image. I suppose what I was after here was a shot that captured the ‘brightness’ of this toy, and the vivid/stark differentiation between the colours. And I imagine, though have no idea as to whether this is true, that perhaps very young children see things this way too.
camera capture date aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO focal length image quality white balance optical filter
Canon G5
7.41am on 2/4/04
f2.0
1/200
aperture priority
+0.0
evaluative
50
7.2mm
RAW
auto
B+W UV 010
the vividity! contrast! brightness! colour! i love it. the water droplets on the green steering wheel (?) really top it off for me. excellent!
comment byJeremy at 02:17 AM (GMT) on 6 April, 2004
A good image, but I think the photoshop effect is a little too obvious. It looked amazingly vivid, etc in the small thumpost, but here, particularly between the waterdroplets on the green and the red horn, comes across as fake.
Perhaps if some of the black around the edves (etc on the wheel) was removed, it would look less edited.
Houser: I should have said that this version isn't really all that different from the previous one. In this version the edge of the steering wheel, particulary the straight edge bordering the bright red area below, has been lightened a little; i.e. the PS'ing looks a little less obvious.
comment byclayton at 09:32 PM (GMT) on 6 April, 2004
Given that I’ve posted two similar images consecutively I thought that it was about time for a (radical) change – hence this image. It’s one of only a couple of shots I managed to take over the weekend and is of our youngest daughters’ tractor/car … well, it’s a plastic thing with wheels ;-)
What I like about this shot, and I’ve realised that this is one of the shots that’s probably a trademark of some of my recent work, is the hyper-saturated feel, … the almost too vivid to be real look. And as with a lot of my shots this is as much to do with Photoshop as it is the original image. I suppose what I was after here was a shot that captured the ‘brightness’ of this toy, and the vivid/stark differentiation between the colours. And I imagine, though have no idea as to whether this is true, that perhaps very young children see things this way too.
capture date
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
focal length
image quality
white balance
optical filter
7.41am on 2/4/04
f2.0
1/200
aperture priority
+0.0
evaluative
50
7.2mm
RAW
auto
B+W UV 010
the vividity! contrast! brightness! colour! i love it. the water droplets on the green steering wheel (?) really top it off for me. excellent!
A good image, but I think the photoshop effect is a little too obvious. It looked amazingly vivid, etc in the small thumpost, but here, particularly between the waterdroplets on the green and the red horn, comes across as fake.
Perhaps if some of the black around the edves (etc on the wheel) was removed, it would look less edited.
But I love the water droplet on color idea
beautiful and lovely vivid color. :-)
update: This is version two - edited in light of Jeremy's comment.
Didn't see the first, but I think it's dope! Very 'illustrator-like' (whatever the hell that means), but I dig that.
Houser: I should have said that this version isn't really all that different from the previous one. In this version the edge of the steering wheel, particulary the straight edge bordering the bright red area below, has been lightened a little; i.e. the PS'ing looks a little less obvious.
LOVE the saturation in this shot
i LOVE this shot!
~FANTASTIC DISPLAY OF COLOR!~
Somethimes I ask to myself:
_"How he did so nice photos with so simple tings!?"
Thatīs a good eye, I gess!
Thanks for the lessons! ;-)
Damn good!!!!!!!
What a great shot. I love it. The colors are so vivid, and the combination of them makes for a great pic. Excellent. :)