Beautiful high key photo.
You kidding? Harvest by people. No Big machinery. The farms are growing bigger and bigger as there are no farmers left. Kids do n`t like farming anymore .
@homeschoolmom Thank you Lisa! @grammyn Thank you Katy! @summerfield Thank you Vikki! My understanding of high-key is that there is a lot of white or blown-out areas in the shot. High contrast is a very distinct and bold difference in color- I've been focusing on black and white with my shots, but any colors opposite one another on the color wheel are "contrasts" so you could technically do this in color as well. I think your "ceiling or floor?" shot is closest to what I've been doing but some of the street scenes might not be as high key (think of Northy's subway photos where the tunnels appear to be a white abyss- that's a high-key, high contrast shot in my mind). So that would be my thought- see how much you can blow-out or over-expose the street shots to achieve the high-key aspect. Then in post processing work on making the contrast even stronger. @caroleb LOL Thanks Carole! Good advice! @kandkids Thank you Karen! @susale Thank you Suse! @pyrrhula Thank you Ferry! @bkbinthecity Thank you Brian! @ninaganci Thank you Nina!
@wendyfrost Thank you Wendy! @pyrrhula Thank you Ferry! And look at that- I even commented on the photo too- which means I saw it! So I must have forgotten- but thanks for explaining it again. @daisymiller Thank you Daisy! @dsp2 Thank you DS!
You kidding? Harvest by people. No Big machinery. The farms are growing bigger and bigger as there are no farmers left. Kids do n`t like farming anymore .
@grammyn Thank you Katy!
@summerfield Thank you Vikki! My understanding of high-key is that there is a lot of white or blown-out areas in the shot. High contrast is a very distinct and bold difference in color- I've been focusing on black and white with my shots, but any colors opposite one another on the color wheel are "contrasts" so you could technically do this in color as well. I think your "ceiling or floor?" shot is closest to what I've been doing but some of the street scenes might not be as high key (think of Northy's subway photos where the tunnels appear to be a white abyss- that's a high-key, high contrast shot in my mind). So that would be my thought- see how much you can blow-out or over-expose the street shots to achieve the high-key aspect. Then in post processing work on making the contrast even stronger.
@caroleb LOL Thanks Carole! Good advice!
@kandkids Thank you Karen!
@susale Thank you Suse!
@pyrrhula Thank you Ferry!
@bkbinthecity Thank you Brian!
@ninaganci Thank you Nina!
@pyrrhula Thank you Ferry! And look at that- I even commented on the photo too- which means I saw it! So I must have forgotten- but thanks for explaining it again.
@daisymiller Thank you Daisy!
@dsp2 Thank you DS!
Thank you Francesca and thanks so much for the fav!
Thank you Kerri!