Week 4 - Texture

Camera: Samsung Galaxy S III GT-I9300
Shutter Speed: 1/15 seconds
Lens Aperture: f/2.6
Focal Length: 4 mm
ISO Speed: ISO-200
Post-process: Adobe Photoshop CS5

If you noticed, I didn’t use my trusty DSLR for this week’s challenge. Ditzy me, I forgot to charge it so I was left hanging at the last minute. But instead of posting a late entry again *cringe* I decided to just use my phone’s camera just this one time. I hope that’s forgivable, yes?

For this week’s photo challenge, I decided to use my beloved Kindle’s cover as subject. I placed it on a bond paper to juxtapose its kinda rough crosshatch texture against the smooth surface. The picture looks kinda senseless abstract when viewed from afar and I like that. 😉
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28 thoughts on “Week 4: Texture

  1. I’m so inggit, your phone cam is really nice. Mine sucks eggs. Hoping for an upgrade soon so my Instagram photos don’t look so kawawa hahaha. Nice photo! I love the contrast of the plain white with the textured striking purple. 🙂

  2. I’m so inggit, your phone cam is really nice. Mine sucks eggs. Hoping for an upgrade soon so my Instagram photos don’t look so kawawa hahaha. Nice photo! I love the contrast of the plain white with the textured striking purple. 🙂

  3. I like it too. There is beauty in simplicity. And I like the idea of the bond paper thingy. I find it hard to find clear white spaces because most of the furniture at home is dark. Now I know how to achieve a clear and fresh looking photos.

  4. I like it too. There is beauty in simplicity. And I like the idea of the bond paper thingy. I find it hard to find clear white spaces because most of the furniture at home is dark. Now I know how to achieve a clear and fresh looking photos.

    1. I used macro mode sis. That’s for close ups talaga. 🙂 Then I just bumped up the brightness and contrast in Photoshop to really bring out the texture.

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