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Pop Art Glass
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
uhhhh... not entirely sure what to say. It's a photo taken of a blue martini style glass. I had grape pop in it at the time and it looked pretty neat to the naked eye. However I couldn't get it quite right with the camera and no PS manipulation so I went and two-toned it.
Shutter Speed 1/64 second
F Number F/2.4
Focal Length 5 mm
ISO Speed 100
In Photoshop:
* Duplicated layer and erased all but the glass portions. Used Hue/Saturation Adjustment layer over top of that and set the saturation to +8
*Grouped Hue/Saturation layer and glass layer in a folder
* Desaturated background
* Used Hue/Saturation again over top background layer and selected colorize, Hue=283, Saturation=50, Lightness=+11
Original in workshop |
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I like this photo becouse of 2 reasons: 1. composition 2 martini ;-) It looks really interesting!
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