November 29 - 297/365
12/11/10
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| 50mm lens, f/3.2, 1/25, ISO 800 |
Showing posts with label guitar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guitar. Show all posts
June 16 - 167/365
7/1/10
While my husband was playing guitar tonight, I snatched on of his music books to take a quick shot. I think this was a Metallica song, but can't remember since I'm delinquent in my postings. :-P
March 18 - 77/365
3/18/10
18-55mm lens @ 55mm, f/5.6, 1/2, ISO 800
A cool shot I've been wanting to try for a while... my husband playing his electric guitar with his fingers flying over the fretboard.
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March 5 - 64/365
3/6/10
28-135mm lens @ 60mm, f/4.5, 1/25, ISO 1600
I've been struggling with my inspiration for photos lately. Mostly because I've been at home every night taking care of a sick husband. And being at home each night staring at the same stuff can drain your inspiration. I chose to try taking a photo of my husband's guitar effects rack because it is kind of interesting [and super complicated!] but also because I was hoping it would be an easy photo to transition to black and white. One of the Project 365 groups I belong to is incorporating themes into each month's photos, and March is monochrome month! While I love color, I like that this will help encourage me to try looking at what photos will transition well to monochrome which means they need to look like they have good contrast to begin with so that the features will jump out. I thought this effects rack would provide good contrast, and it did, but I think I am going to need to refine and adjust my monochrome transition in the photo editing software to maximize the final result.
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January 2 - 2/365
1/6/10
My husband, Mark (on right) loves the guitar. I love it, too, when it's at a reasonable volume... which is practically never. But I digress... so Mark invites friends over on occasion to "jam" with, and I manged to sneak this photo of them while they were playing at our house. I am disappointed that the photo is blurry, but I didn't have much opportunity to take a picture without them knowing about it, so this is what I ended up with.
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