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Andre Denis
{K:66327} 3/17/2006
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Jon,
I think I'll try this with those dried Daffodils.
I never thought to suspend my roses and light them from the side like you did. It makes all the difference. I think it will work very well on thinner petaled flowers like Daffodils.
I shouldn't even tell you this, but when I tried scanning flowers, I even closed the top of the scanner on them. My wife wasn't too pleased at that :)
Andre
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Janine Parkins
{K:1384} 4/29/2004
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You have inspired me to try this process myself. I have had a good time with it. You can see my go at it in my portfolio but for some reason usefilm is not letting me leave the link here. You can just click on my name to see my fish if you wish... =)
Take care,
Janine
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Janine Parkins
{K:1384} 4/29/2004
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This is such a cool idea I decided to try it also! =)
Here is my go at it too....http://www.usefilm.com/image/432951.html
Thanks for the fun idea...it has opened up cool possibilities!
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Janine Parkins
{K:1384} 4/29/2004
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This is so cooool! A+ for originality!! By the way...the rose is beautiful...good job!
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Gayle's Eclectic Photos
{K:91109} 4/29/2004
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hi,Jon ...this is great! i think i will try to suspend what i scan next as gives a clearer focus judging from yours...thanks for commenting on my scanner art and sending me here!...love the lighting/tones/shadows/DOF...so glad someone else likes to experiment and not closed to photography having to be just one way...regards,gayle
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