Hello my dear friends, how are you?
Menati is here again with a new series of black and white photos.
This series of shots was done with lighting in my studio and I'm excited to check it out soon, so without further ado let's get to the shots.
In the first photo I used a steam generator and three light branches, the first light at a 45 degree angle to my model lying on the couch, the second light from the model behind her and the third light to my steam to see the details of my steam.
At. I was very careful about the placement of my model's head so that the light is exactly the way I want it to be and that contrast difference is created.
The shadows are more intense under the chin and this is because the light is placed a little higher than the model.
The second photo, which is about the superficial silence of the volume of the book, is similar to this photo I took of myself before, this time we had a little sour dream and went one step further and put the dust inside the book, in order to record such a photo. Open and close the book forcefully to capture the dust on the book as it floats in the air.I don't know how to say that I really love such photos.And I am very eager to photograph like this all the time،I really don't know how well I did?
And as for the third photo: it was photographed with the theme that the virtual space created by a luminous cable, like a communication bridge between humans and connects us, I used an optical fiber and a simple mobile phone. as. As you can see, with a few simple ideas, create conceptual and interesting photos that make the audience think.
I took these three photos for the black and white community and I am happy that through this community and artist friends who are here, I was able to gain a better understanding of black and white photos and use this beauty in my photos.
Add the use of steam to the tips related to creating beautiful black and white photos😊
Thank you for your warm presence and for taking the time.
Photo by @menati
Camera : Sony a7 r111
Lens : 24-70 f 2.8 sigma Art
Thank you dear 😊