[…] Of course, I set everything up before the food was cooked and ready. I experimented with light from the kitchen window, moving the plate around on the kitchen table and experimented with composition. I'm sure Freddy Clark would find all the things I did wrong. For one thing, the plate is backlit. The kitchen table is up against the large kitchen window. There is another light off to the right of that. You can see my setup here. […]
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4 Comments
Isolation Photo Project, Day 52 by Khürt Williams on Island in the Net
27th July 2020 at 3:01 PM[…] Of course, I set everything up before the food was cooked and ready. I experimented with light from the kitchen window, moving the plate around on the kitchen table and experimented with composition. I'm sure Freddy Clark would find all the things I did wrong. For one thing, the plate is backlit. The kitchen table is up against the large kitchen window. There is another light off to the right of that. You can see my setup here. […]
Daniel Brinneman
13th May 2020 at 7:52 PMWhat is taking place?
Khürt Williams
13th May 2020 at 11:38 PMDarn! I forgot to explain what I was doing. I updated this post and you can see the result in my next post.
Daniel Brinneman
14th May 2020 at 3:15 PMThank you, Khürt.