The colour Red
Mar/20/10 15:36 Filed in: Photo shoots
A different view of the British Flag.
So, I
drove up (yes, I am able now to drive on the other
side of the road - and trust me, it took me a while
to learn), walked into the car dealership and
actually asked (believe it or not) wether it is ok to
take a few photos of this car. And the manager on
duty agreed. I could not believe it. Good.
Unfortunately it was
a rather dull day and I did not bring my tripod. Why
not? I think because deep inside I did not believe
the sales folks to agree and that I would have to
come back again in the early morning before the store
opens. So I had to deal with that situation. And
trust me, after a few approaches at higher ISO
settings, I decided to keep it low. Since I was
working with my 55-200 mm lens to get some nice close
ups, I had to keep the shutter speed up which
resulted me working at a relatively low f-stop. I do
like the image I got out of this shoot. I absolutely
love the lines and the colours. The shallow DOF makes
the photograph more lively. Without that I think it
would have just been a flat image of red and blue.
The lens vignetting in the corner also add in my
opinion to the dynamic of this image.
I think this photo starts a new project I will keep in mind - the colour red.
I think this photo starts a new project I will keep in mind - the colour red.


