For me digital photography is far too clean. I like the grit of film. But this time around, I had my dSLR. My youngest, Noah, was enjoying his "bubba" milk, or has he calls it, "Bubba Droat"...
Well, I was outside using the Barbecue with some wonderful Chicken Breast fillets and Squash roasting nicely, and he was watching me, and playing, almost a "peek-a-boo".
In a moment that he was looking off into the backyard lost in his own dreaming, I lifted up my camera and took a photo.
In colour, it was very undramatic, but I always shoot in colour on my dSLR in RAW and convert it if I want to in CS6. This time it was a little different. I wanted it to have a timey, vintage (almost) feel to it, so a bit of Alien Skin (Exposure 4) magic, and I had an image that I was thinking of.
A young boy daydreaming looking out through the window, and just enjoying his young life.
"Daydreaming" - Canon EOS 40D dSLR Canon EF-S 18-55mm ƒ/3.5-5.6 IS @ ƒ/8 ISO 800 - 1/50s - -1EV bias - Spot Metering Av (Aperture Priority) mode |