Posted by David Taylor on March 27, 2010 at 1:26 PM
...of life and death. I liked the way this carrot was hanging on to life whilst being consumed by fungal attack. Also the incongruity of the horizontal fleshy root and the almost vertical growth of stem and leaf.
Sigma SD14 dslr
Sigma 50mm EX DG macro lens
Natural and LED lighting
ISO 50
F11
6s
Manual exposure
for each of 5 images
RAW processed in SPP4
Combined in Helicon Focus 5 x64
Finished off in Sagelight and PictureWindowPro5
Framed with XaraXtremePro5
Posted by Andy Gregory on March 27, 2010 at 3:09 PM
I have seen some things on nature photography forums bit never a picture of a mouldy carrot which has been so lovingly produced! Well executed David
I'm slightly concerned about the state of your vegetables David. But another technically flawless image. I'm intrigued to know how you take these sort of shots. Do you place the subjects on a black background?
Matt
Posted by David Taylor on March 29, 2010 at 11:50 AM
Hello Matt
Above is how I did it for the potato. The carrot was very similar. The lights are 3watt LEDs in tin
flower pots.
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13 repliesSigma SD14 dslr
Sigma 50mm EX DG macro lens
Natural and LED lighting
ISO 50
F11
6s
Manual exposure
for each of 5 images
RAW processed in SPP4
Combined in Helicon Focus 5 x64
Finished off in Sagelight and PictureWindowPro5
Framed with XaraXtremePro5
Different.
Loving your recent stuff, great technique. Your last post was particularly impressive. Keep it up!
Cheers,
Lewis.
lovely technique and great lighting.
Off the wall and different keep it up
JR
Cheers
Austin
Matt
Above is how I did it for the potato. The carrot was very similar. The lights are 3watt LEDs in tin
flower pots.
Matt