Our first assignment for the month long photography class from beth v photography (there's still time to join the class!) - to photograph something old...that would be the yellow chair that came from my Grandma's house that used to be my Dad's when he was a child...love it! It's a wet dreary day in Michigan and I feel that it's always challenging to take good pictures indoors. It's difficult to get good lighting (I even moved the chair so that it was closer to the window) and no shadows indoors. I cheated a bit and did use the flash on some of my pictures...these are the best of the 150+ photos that Jack and Julia humored me with this morning...
ISO 1600, f/6.3, 1/20, no flash
I get really excited when they both look at the camera at the same time! 
ISO 400, f/5.6, 1/60, flash
A bit overexposed (I probably should have moved the ISO down!), but I still love it and can probably fix it up a bit in Aperture!
ISO 400, f/5, 1/60, flash
These monkeys were easier to photograph than the two monkeys in the pictures above...
ISO 800, f/5.6, 1/15, no flash
This picture does not fit the theme of the day; however, while I was taking Jack's picture I turned around and found little Miss sitting in the middle of the airport on the train table...
ISO 400, f/4.5, 1/60, flash
1 comment:
your photos look great! and i hear you with the lighting inside. one thing i've learned is to pull the blinds all the way up and open the front door. it lets in so much more light!!
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