Soul to Soul by soul-to-soul
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Description
My concept of me and my soulmate before we were seperated.
Acrylic painting - 18" x 24".
*If anyone knows a good way to capture a painting with a digital camera, please let me know. I had to put two photos together because neither one was just right.
Thanks for looking and any comments.
Acrylic painting - 18" x 24".
*If anyone knows a good way to capture a painting with a digital camera, please let me know. I had to put two photos together because neither one was just right.
Thanks for looking and any comments.
Comments (6)
ledwolorz
fantastic work.
Pewter7
Very cool abstract imagery with lovely design, texture and colors :) 5+
prutzworks
nice abstract and tempered colors
november22
I like the work, textures and forms are great. Shooting art work. Think copystand for your lighting to start, that's the hard part. Two lights, one on each side at a 45 degree angle or less, take a piece of white paper in the center of art work and white balance to that before shooting. Depending on surface reflections you may need to get a more shallow angle. I use two large softboxs both with some old thin white clothe to further soften the light @ about 30 degrees from the art work, my studio floors are awful so i must put a small level on the camera and on the top of the frame prior to shooting. The camera I use also has a grid i can turn on in view finder, which helps too. In photoshop i make tiny color/contrast corrections with the art work in view from my monitor, which helps immensely. I switched to Mac last dec. and have started to capture directly to the computer using Aperture - instant feedback at a good viewing size. My setup: nikon d300 on tripod with remote shutter release; 2 1000 watt second flash units. Photofloods will work just as well, and are 'way cheaper than flashes, any digital camera that allows manual white balance will do fine too. I got tired of paying for professional shooting and decided that the investment in a setup would save me money in the long run. ~tim
nikolais
great concept with a deep story. wonderful colors and composition.
icerian
Perfect abstract work with internala sense. Congratulation!