High key Photography

[PRWIN]

just playing

[Lisbeth]

Good! Because you can do better

[PRWIN]

Michele you have just given me a idea for those fluffed shots, Now this was done in camera and not PS
1/8000 sec, f/5.6
Mode: Av
Metering: Partial
Exp comp: +1/3
ISO: 6400

Camera was set for night ,star photography and this was the result in daylight , totally over exposaed , hence high Key Photography

[Michele Nel]

Wow ...so the creative juices are flowing :) Good.:)
Dewi...that owl photo is special. :)
Okie..you are on the right track but I think subject needs to have more detail..:)
PRWIN ..that wild dog is fabulous..:) I would like to see your Lion in Black and White...so pleased you weren't in a hurry to ditch your leopard shot..:) :)

Looking forward to seeing more. :)

[PRWIN]

Michele I actually like this type of photography in B/W

Here is the lion

[Michele Nel]

Now that Lion is something quite special... much better in B & W I think. I need to bear all this mind when I go to KTP in Feb. First take the standard shots and then take for high key where possible. :) And I have finally seen the light with Black and White....

[PRWIN]

Michele what I have noticed it works better when you have a light background to the subject, So I,m thinking this type of photography might work in the hours between the golden light hours, when shooting directly into the sun or from a dark area into a light area.

[Michele Nel]

Michele what I have noticed it works better when you have a light background to the subject, So I,m thinking this type of photography might work in the hours between the golden light hours, when shooting directly into the sun or from a dark area into a light area.

Yes agreed..and also it is better to try and get the shot in camera as opposed to taking a properly exposed photo and over exposing it in PS....

[nan]

lot of super nice photos

[ExFmem]

Some really striking photos here Since I love macros, here's my take on the technique

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