Throwdown: Indoor Photography

[Dahlia Ambrose]

We often fail to see and photograph the interesting details that are around us in our living space. Some of us overlook when it comes to photographing the rooms or indoor areas we live in or stay during travels. Why not look at interesting frames you can find indoors and post them here! It could be your favourite room, or a wall or a part of the room or something you think is interesting.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

I loved the light and shadows in this part of the building.

[Dave Watkins]

Very nice. Beautiful play of light and shadow. Your composition gives the image so much depth.  A terrific throw down Dahlia. I’ll keep my eyes open for something interesting here.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Thank you very much Dave 🙂

[John Clark]

Wonderful the way the light leads you to the window and outdoors.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Thanks a lot John 🙂

[Patrick]

Nice work Dahlia , the shadows create lovely leading lines to the outer world 🙂

Lovely shot.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Thank you very much Patrick 🙂

[Frogdaily]

Love this Dahlia! The lighting, shadows, patterns and colors all Make a very intriguing image.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Thank you very much Belinda 🙂

[Anne Hornsby]

This light is wonderful, Dahlia.  And I like how the light angles on the floor, crossing over the square tiles.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Thank you Anne 🙂

[John Dailey]

My kind of light, @dahliaambrose! Early in the day is a wonderful time to explore interiors. Great angle, too!

[Kent DuFault]

For this indoor picture, I was intrigued by the lighting provided by a window and a sunset. I also liked the pose and the interplay of light and dark tones, textures, and colors.

[John Clark]

Beautifully shot Kent.  Thank you for sharing.

[Kent DuFault]

Thanks, John!

[Dave Watkins]

Yep. Wonderfully soft light. Love those green eyes and tail hanging straight down “hugging” the chair. And that little splash of red a pleasing addition.

[Kent DuFault]

Thanks, Dave.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Beautiful image and beautiful cat Kent. Love the light 🙂

[Kent DuFault]

Thanks, Dahlia!

[Patrick]

Agree with all love the light here Kent 🙂

[Kent DuFault]

Thanks Pat!

[Frogdaily]

Beautifully timed capture Kent, All the stars lined up for this image … A beautiful cat with an exquisite pose, lighting, texture, tones, splash of red … couldn’t of asked for anything better.

[Kent DuFault]

Thank you, Belinda!

[Anne Hornsby]

Amazing green eyes.   And I love how the tail is completely flat against the side of the chair.

[Kent DuFault]

Thanks, Anne.

[Wendy P]

Great shot. What a majestic cat!

[Kent DuFault]

Thanks, Wendy. She is my baby girl.

[Anne Hornsby]

“Long-ago” memories of department stores….

[Kent DuFault]

Very nice, Anne!

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

Love this, Anne.

[Dave Watkins]

Quite an abundance of colorful ties. Nice catch Anne.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

So many colours. Very interesting image Anne 🙂

[Patrick]

Very eye catching image Anne , great seeing , love the all the shapes 🙂

[Frogdaily]

Very interesting Ann

[Anne Hornsby]

Thanks, everyone!   Ties have always fascinated me – they seem like such an odd accessory.

[Patrick]

Sounds like fun 🙂

[Patrick]

Tune up ..

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Very interesting image Patrick. Love it 🙂

[Patrick]

Thank you 🙂

[Frogdaily]

Interesting perspective Patrick

[Patrick]

Thanks for your feedback frogdaily 🙂 , it had some clutter that i never noticed just below the seat area this felt the best choice after i cropped that away.

[Anne Hornsby]

Very cool, Patrick!  Instead of ‘stairway to heaven’  it’s ‘ivories to heaven…’

[Peter Nowak]

Great image Patrick, love it…

 

[Patrick]

Thanks very much mate , this was shot in my sisters house i will have another go tonight at home i have a projector here ( cheap one 🙂 but i want to try shot something moody with it should be fun 🙂

[Joanne Van Praag]

Some of my “Indian Wedding” trinkets, couldn’t be bothered to dig out the flash but will definitely try again with decent lighting…..great subject by the way, I’m hunting around the house now for unusual things to photograph.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Interesting ornaments Joanne 🙂

[Patrick]

Static .. 

 

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Very intriguing image Patrick. Love it 🙂

[Anne Hornsby]

Wow.  I love this, Patrick!   The different shapes within shapes really work, as does the range of greys/blacks.    What is Cabin 33?     Adds to the mystery.

[Patrick]

Thank you Dahlia , Anne

I realised i live in a small bungalow and i really did find it hard to coming up with interesting things so i improvised and made a space that does not really exist.. TV Room .. the text on the Tv says Cable 33 .. My original idea was along these lines but i felt it was way off the script lol … Thanks very much folks was fun to do and was a good learning session about lighting and shadows.

The Dream

[Dahlia Ambrose]

I love the mystery in this image Patrick 🙂

[Patrick]

Thanks very much Dahlia 🙂

[Beaky]

Very clever mate, great way to improvise.

[Patrick]

Thanks very much Beaky :).

[Charmaine Joubert]

Zara

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Very nice Charmaine. Brilliant use of light and shadows 🙂

[Patrick]

Yeah lovely work with the light Charmaine , cool subject choice 😉

[Anne Hornsby]

@joubie   The table (or floor) where the lines of shadows are is amazing – the lines are different thicknesses and different mixes of shadows (dense vs mottled).   Very cool!  Great composition!

[Wendy P]

The angle of the bottle is perfect. Great job.

[Laura G]

Bathtime Indulgences

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Beautiful and interesting things Laura 🙂

[Laura G]

Let there be music

[Laura G]

Love this angle Patrick, it makes me think of the superbly energetic and talented pianists like Elton John or Chris Martin..

[Patrick]

Thanks so much Laura.

[Laura G]

Dahlia, A great example to me of being observant of the surroundings, capturing a simple scene and making a big impact with the resultant image.

[Laura G]

Ken, The textures are superb, the fabric of the chair and the cat fur. Great portrait of the cat.

[Wendy P]

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Interesting image Wendy. What is that?

[Wendy P]

Thanks, Dahlia. It’s an open Wurlitzer Jukebox – quite a fascinating mechanism to play those old 45s!

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Thank you Wendy 🙂

[JD]

[Patrick]

Very nice pattern JD , nice seeing.

[Dahlia Ambrose]

That’s interesting JD 🙂

[Patrick]

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Nice macro Patrick. I also like the dark tones in the image 🙂

[Patrick]

Hi Dahlia i shot this with my phone an old samsung S6 .. the Nib of the pen looked a bit bright so i had to lower the bright spot it had and that made it a touch blurred.

Thanks again 🙂

[John Dailey]

Shaker Attic

[Dahlia Ambrose]

@dr-john Love the symmetrical geometry and the soft light, tones in this photo John 🙂

[John Dailey]

Thanks, @dahliaambrose! I spent many a happy day exploring Shakertown, KY (https://shakervillageky.org/) The light comes in and bounces off the soft grey walls to show texture everywhere. 

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