Here goes for an attempt (processing on my iPad) at a fairly high key Still Life, in keeping with the title of the book (Anil’s Ghost):
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Lacks depth, Sue? That’s almost certainly the wrong technical term. So is, ‘it’s a bit wishy washy’ but I like it. 🙂 🙂 I had better leave now, before I outstay my welcome.
High Key is wishy washy, but I did this on my iPad, would have been better on the Mac…..
Technology! Gets me every time 🙂 🙂
😀😀
Is that a folding camera on the right?
It is, an Agfa Isolette from the 1950s…..
Thought so, I have an older one myself…
Ah, OK! I think they date from the 1930s?
Mine is a US knock off – ANSCO Titan
Don’t know that one!
I think it works with the title of the book and the top bleeds into your blog theme, giving even more of a ghostly feeling.
janet
Thank you, Janet!
I feel the ghostly vibe too – well said – and almost mystic – very nice
Thank you!!
🙂
The black and white form add a dramatic effect to your still life. I like it.
Many thanks, Peter
Mmm, what a beautiful setting with that vintage camera in the corner. I love your high keys, Sue and this one is particularly nice. The book cover grabs my attention. It looks as if it is a shadow of your room. Very cool detail and focus. Brilliant! Thank you!
Many thanks, Paula! I like the idea of the book cover being an extension of the room in some way….
I’ve just processed this image on the Mac, a and think it is an improvement – may post it later
I can never decide whether or not I like High Key images, probably more so in colour. I think this lacks contrast and definition (I love your crisp clean B&W images) but since you were going for a ghostly look I believe you have succeeded.
Yes, this version does the ghostly best,perhaps, but I prefer the next one I posted!!
Me too!
Like Jude, I think the ‘ghostly look’ worked well.
Best wishes, Pete.
Thanks!