Bell Pepper, Canon 450D, Tamron 90mm macro lens |
Saturday, January 8, 2011
What can you do with a bell pepper?
I mean, besides eat it. The photographer Edward Weston took a very famous photo of a bell pepper, after which the unfortunate vegetable ended up in his salad. Here you see another pre-salad bell pepper rather close up. I illuminated it from behind with a single light bulb, using blue-purple construction paper as a background. A white card reflected some light onto the front side of the pepper. Producing a compelling image of an everyday object such as a pepper requires no special lighting equipment or fancy backgrounds, just some imagination and experimentation.
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