Thursday, May 10, 2007
Playing Around
Well, I am working on a couple of reviews, however, finals week is taking up most of my time. But rest assure they will be posted soon. I just finished a gongfu session and had noticed that the sunlight was comming through my patio doors and decided to take a couple of pics and see how much sunlight really hightens a shot. I noticed that Tea Logic and a few others use the sun quite often to make their pictures look beautiful. Well, here is my effort. I know i'm not a pro, but I thought they looked cool and decided to share them with you. Notice how the sun made my cup of shupu a burnt orange. Lovely!
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Tea should be simple. I typically brew gongfu except when I make a good English Breakfast. Zhuni pot is one that I dedicate to Chinese b...
6 comments:
oooh! Drama photos! I like!
It's insane how good sunlight can really make a picture.
Very enjoyable post, great pictures. Your Minnesota, winters should provide dramatic lighting and setting for outdoors "Kung Fu Cha" :) .. john
Thank you for your compliments! Yes, the sun is like actor's make-up for pictures. John, I think the MN winters would be ok to take take pictures of Kung fu cha, but only after the fact. It would be really hard to keep your tea warm with -60F! Ouch!
Nice pictures!
I think, to a certain extent, it is difficult to take good pictures of anything without natural sunlight, unless you use some special lamps...
-vl.
Bill,
They are good pictures indeed - good job, sir.
VL,
I'm ashamed to say that we actually have a small lamp next to our tea-table for that very purpose.
Toodlepip,
Hobbes
Nice shots, Bill!
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