by Jennifer Triplett | Dec 21, 2013 | Abstract Photography, Christmas, Lights, Photography Abstract, Study of Lights |
Holiday Abstract By Jennifer Triplett The mission of this photography session was to create the lights as if they were floating by themselves and to make them apear at different levels which was achieved with stepping my camera lens manually. Share this:PostLike...
by Jennifer Triplett | Jun 21, 2013 | Abstract Photography, Art, Inspiration, Lights, Photography Abstract, Study of Lights |
Fun Friday or Freedom Friday. Happy Solstice! My way to do something a little different that comes from studio work. Freedom to be creative and explore the unknown and simply see what transpires. This photography of lights was actually taken while moving in a car at...
by Jennifer Triplett | Feb 15, 2012 | Abstract Photography, Art, Lighting effect, Lights, Photography |
Who said the camera was for simply clicking? Go ahead open up your lens for awhile. Have some fun. Shake it. Swirl it. Move it in a pattern. Burn a couple of calories. Who knows what you’ll come up with. This was taken with my Canon Rebel. Shutter open for what...
by Jennifer Triplett | Jan 28, 2012 | Abstract Photography, Art, Design, Lights, Photography |
This Photographic Art piece was a creation from a photography light study I did last month. I took the image further in post production to create a feeling of movement created by vibration. I just thought I would share it. The nice thing about lights, is that when you...
by Jennifer Triplett | Dec 12, 2011 | Abstract Photography, Interesting Photos, Lights, Photo Illustration Art, Photography, photos |
I’m continuing my study of lights and how their contrast create interesting illustrations using Photoshop techniques. This photo was taken in the dark of a Christmas Tree with my Canon XTi. I chose not to use any filters, because I wanted allot of glare and...
by Jennifer Triplett | Dec 11, 2011 | Abstract Photography, Interesting Photos, Lighting effect, Lights, Photography |
So what do you think? My friend Debbie says it looks like a coral reef. This is an original photo taken from my personal project “Study of Lights”. I moved forward and backwards to get this effect. I normally don’t blog more than once a day, but...