http://www.smileycentral.com/?partner=ZSzeb001_ZJxdm380YYUS The blank is by JohnU----Outstanding
The pic is by me----not so much
The pic is by me----not so much
Peacock feathers
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Pioneerpens
Member
beautiful!
boxerman
Member
Great pen.
maxman400
Member
Very Nice.
Its not that the picture is so bad it just leaves you wanting to see the rest of the pen. Take a couple more shots of the pen to show us all the pen all the way around. If you need it I will help pay for the film:laugh:
David Keller
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That's a great looking pen.
Papa Bear
Member
Great looking pen!
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Now thats more like it. Do you take green stamps? He (JohnU) does excellent work. I know I couldn't make a blank anywhere near that nice. Good job on the pen and your pictures are not that bad. Mike
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
Nice pen Landon !
jttheclockman
Member
Hello Landon
I am no expert when it comes to photography but what I see so many people do when they take photos of pens from atop like that they do not fill the picture with the pen. We do not care about the sides of the pen , put the whole pen in the frame end to end. Your pen looks too far away to enjoy the colors. Use the macro function if you do not want to get closer to the pen. Your first photo was the right idea but your angle was wrong. You need to shoot more toward the front and less from the top down. But you filled the entire frame. I think when people shoot straight down on top of a pen it shows no depth of field. If you shoot on an angle there is a depth of feel and the pen stands proud more. Just a suggestion.
I am no expert when it comes to photography but what I see so many people do when they take photos of pens from atop like that they do not fill the picture with the pen. We do not care about the sides of the pen , put the whole pen in the frame end to end. Your pen looks too far away to enjoy the colors. Use the macro function if you do not want to get closer to the pen. Your first photo was the right idea but your angle was wrong. You need to shoot more toward the front and less from the top down. But you filled the entire frame. I think when people shoot straight down on top of a pen it shows no depth of field. If you shoot on an angle there is a depth of feel and the pen stands proud more. Just a suggestion.
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JohnU
Member
Looks good Landon. Guess I'll have to try a few more with those eye feathers. It didnt look that good when I sent it. lol
workinforwood
Member
That's very nice Landon. I don't know how he does it, but every blanks a winner!
PR_Princess
Member
Agreed!!:biggrin: Great pen Landon!!! Thanks for showing!
Gary Max
Member
Have you ever tried Cropping your pics???????????Ok Mike, bill for 3 more bad pics is going out in the morning!
CSue
Local Chapter Leader
Great job to you and JohnU, too. Absolutley stunning. Makes me want to go pluck the peacock living next door!
Your last photo was okay. But I think the other 3 cropped would be better. With those peacock feathers, no one side is the same. I really enjoyed seeing all sides, so to speak. And your perspective on the last shot emphasized the nib end of the pen more than the feathers because of the angle. (IMHO)
In case you aren't into photoshop, if you have Microsoft Office, it has a MS Office Picture Manager that allows you to easily crop your pictures as well as change the size. You can use it directly from the file explorer screen.
Your last photo was okay. But I think the other 3 cropped would be better. With those peacock feathers, no one side is the same. I really enjoyed seeing all sides, so to speak. And your perspective on the last shot emphasized the nib end of the pen more than the feathers because of the angle. (IMHO)
In case you aren't into photoshop, if you have Microsoft Office, it has a MS Office Picture Manager that allows you to easily crop your pictures as well as change the size. You can use it directly from the file explorer screen.
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Jgrden
Member
You have peacocks living next door?? Get a gun. Those things are noisy and messy. That way you can have all the feathers you'll ever need.
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Don't base it on my photo, the blank is far better than my photo shows so yesssssssssssssss you better get to making them.
johncrane
Member
Very nice Landon! id keep an eye on that pen