keys to her house

yeah, so wow. focus on macro is most definitely crucial. but let me say i was at school 13 hours today, on a very very swollen and probably broken or sprained foot walking around in the studio shooting most of the day (but i also got in a chair with wheels and rolled around, hah). due for critique tomorrow morning, and then i'm going to the doctors. you could say i like macro, and lighting metal was a piece of cake (thank you kevin). it's really nice to be able to take your time in the studio and not be rushed, i'm having fun playing.

canon 5d 100mm 1:1 f/2.8 kit (i'm totally selling out)
1/60th at f/3.5 iso100
hotlight with reflectors

Macro - first attempt

i just finished shooting these; my first attempt at macro, 1:1, or lifesize.
shot on a canon 5d with the 100mm f/2.8 macro lens at 1:1
f/22 @ 2 seconds 100 iso, lighting set up below

play hard as long as you work harder

please click on the photographs individually for your viewing pleasure, well worth the extra second of navigating

taking a break from the studio

(i don't know why they appear blurry, just click on them for larger res files if desired.)