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Thanks for the input. Agree about the candle. It has a nice shape that is hard to see here. Will work on that.
I see that line now too. Good eyes! Not sure what the heck that is!
Appreciate your comments, as always.
Thank you. I will play around with those ideas. I did choose the background to look a little sad. But That lost the candle for me.
Yes, Stackables app also DistressedFx. And I started with Snapseed 1st.
Thanks much. I will check the link out.
I don’t know enough to offer suggestions, but it’s very pretty and the depth of field is great.
MaureenThank you. Not a lot of processing, just 2 apps- DistressedFx and Stackables app. I agree about the candle edge, it has a nice melty look I wanted to show, just couldn’t get it to do so.
Thx for comments.
MaureenSorry, thought I’d put it in: ISO 200. f 2.2. 1/1000 50mm. Thx for insights.
MaureenThx, I Understand now. Looks like that might be very helpful for me. Appreciate it.
I will try that. But if I’m pointing the flash up, which I do sometimes if I’m lucky enough to have a nice white ceiling, why use a diffuser?
I will try to turn off the bright ones. These agents all think every light needs to be on…. I go behind her and turn off the lamps she always puts on!!
Thanks for your comments!I will. The other issue with tripods is room. Some of her listings are teeny little houses crowded with too much furniture. Was thinking of maybe a monopod?
Your comments are great, thank you.What a fabulous idea- the screen thing. I can’t wait to try it! I have tried all kinds of metering tricks, to no real avail. Thank you, I’ll let you know how it works!
Hi. The subject was the Sycamore and I placed the filter on to make it sort of dreamy and pale. It was rather unremarkable otherwise. Thx all
I beat it to death in post as it was an ordinary photo. Didn’t work. Thx, appreciate comments
It was a rather unremarkable photo, hence the post processing. I agree with you. Thx
The lighting is the hardest part. No tripod, my client ( the real estate agent) always in a hurry). Blown out windows the biggest issue. Thx much.
Yes, you are right. I try not to use flash for these, but then hard to make whole scene evenly lit. Thx. Not sure how to correct without flash. And blown out windows always a problem.
