Next, a black background. I found this one difficult as my egg kept looking yellow in the photos. But with the expert guidance of Camilla, Carolyn, and the other participants I finally got one good shot.
After these exercises, we got to get creative. My favorite shots were all close-ups; I also took a few with some unusual backgrounds, but they didn't have the right feel to me. So here are a few that I like.
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I think you managed to get a white color
Congratulations:)
They are all so great, but the egg on your childs hands is just lovely.
Congratulations!
Love the last one and the ones on the road. Great job!
Erin I think you did a great job, your really starting to get the exposure right with the white egg. Very nice and creative background textures with the brown egg. I also like the one where the little one is holding it gently. Can't wait to see what you come up with next week.
I really like the shadows in the shot above your child...and the one of your child is also very sweet. Good job!!
The last is my favorite...but I love the blur of the one with the child too...I'm not part of the project but I am enjoying everyone else's work!
Nicely done!!! Isn't this fun?
Little hands holding...precious!
Those are great! It was hard getting the white eggs right. I'm not entirely happy with mine and feel I should spend some more time on it. I love the shadowed egg here, too. Also the speckled floor one. And the one of your child.
really lovely.
who knew an egg could be so beautiful....
well done... so nice to meet you
♥ kim
That last one is just so lovely. I like that you cropped the egg and the light is so nice.
i adore the one with the speckled background. and look at those cute hands holding the egg. ; )
xo
love what you did with yours...it was a fun lesson~~~
i love the last one with the warm soft light. really beautiful!
great textures! i love the one on the granite -- perfect!
I love your last photo, and seeing your process of getting there. The third to last shot too is great with the abstract shadowing. good job Erin!!
:)Lisa
I like the different backgrounds and the child holding the egg is my favorite
I love how you played with texture and black/white backgrounds in some of your first pictures. A great idea!
I love the little hands holding the egg. The textured backgrounds are good too.
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i love the way your kid is gripping the egg in that one photo, it looks like he might break it!! and the light on your last photo is nice....glowy! i love it. i also really like the white egg on the speckled background, i like that juxtaposition..
lovely. i'm especially fond of the little hands holding the egg. gentle...gentle...
Those are brilliant - the egg in your little one's hands is a great image, I think it really captures the fragility of the egg. The blurred image is great as well.
I love the shadow photo!
My favorite is the top photo of the egg in the carton. I love the angle and colors and the entire feel of it. Good job.
Hello! Great photos. I liked photos 6, 8 and 10 best. I like how you done the shadow.
Those are some great shots. I love the shadow one and the hands. So sweet.
Nice work Erin, I especially like those sweet little hand shots. I like the background textures in your white point shots.
Love the different backgrounds you used - especially the second, third & fourth photo! My favourite is the porous-looking background in the 5th image - beautiful!
If I had a bit more time, I'd do that list.....it's on my "once the semester is over" list now--I look forward to the experience! Thanks for a lovely look at all the beauty--and a not do ED. She's amazing, isn't she! I painted a piece on that poem some years back and it comes to mind every time I find a feather.....
Wonderful blog!
I love the second from the bottom, I love how his (?) are struggling to surround the egg.
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