Brotherhood by babuci
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Description
Hello.
Another poli work (polarization).
Simply picnic forks and converted to blue.
Material need:
I am lucky, I do have a lightbox (home made, wooden box 3 fluro in it and a diffuse sheet to get an even light). You can get a paper box, cut out the top put your light in, try to diffuse the light much as you can to get an even lightsource. Any white sheet does a job. Paper, fabric, plastic...
I have a proper polarized sheet bought from here
http://www.polarization.com/polarshop/
Try your iPad, laptop screen should work just as well.
Get some picnic ware, office accessories like clip, sharpener...oh and the cello. All need to be see through though. If you google thermoplastic elastomer, you will have a rough idea what material to look for. In a simple way look for things what feels like brittle plastic. They not bend, they break.
Get your polarized filter on your lens.Mine is a Hoya.
Method:
Light in the box, put the sheets top of it. (the white to diffuse and the polarized one for the color effect) Put the object on the sheet(s) and start shooting. If you use the circular polarized filter by turning the filter can get different colors and tones.
If you try it with your iPad then you allready have a backlit polarized surface so just put the fork or any other object on it and capture it.
Hope this help...
Have a fine weekend...seeya
Comments (21)
eekdog
that's pretty forking cool. like the work you've done.
CaressingTheDark
Beautifully done
auntietk
Very cool shot! The "how-to" information is fascinating, and the result is gorgeous!
Faemike55
Cool image and great instructions
J5ive
Neat:0)
bmac62
I'll have to give this a try...great result shooting the six brothers:)
cfulton
Thank you for all the info on how to capture this - I am going to have to put my two 2 flouro black lights to good use! Stunning! Clive
ledwolorz
Fantastic.
durleybeachbum
Fascinating info and pic!
MrsLubner
Gorgeous presentation of a simple subject. Outstanding work.
MrsRatbag
Very beautifully done!
sharky_
Very nice work..... Aloha
flora-crassella
beautiful photo!
IO4
Superb work. I find this image incredibly interesting - amazing when you consider it is of such simple objects as forks. You are very talented:)
kobaltkween
your description of your work process is interesting even to someone like me who can't use a camera at all. it's always helpful to hear about lighting and filters. thanks for sharing!
goodoleboy
Gorgeous effects using your polarization method and basic equipment, Tunde! And thanks for the instructions on how to proceed. I wonder if I'll ever get down to doing that. I was thinking of doing Fractal first.
Myel
Excellent! And thanks for the description of your material for doing such picture!
Hendesse
Fantastic idea and shot. Looks superb!
cvrad
nice arrangement looks like a snowflake
mermaid
fascinating almost abstract work excellently done!
smittan
Cool Shot !!