Bright Field Blue, Green, Yellow + Red

[Manfred M]

Having been away a fair bit in January, February and April, plus having to prepare at least three exhibition ready prints for each of January, March and May means I have not had a lot of time to get into the studio and shoot some still life work.

I spent all day yesterday shooting and the images did not turn out the way I wanted them, so more shooting today. This is the first image I find I was happy with. I also shot it in red, but have not processed it yet. I'm looking at doing a four different wine glass typology featuring different glasses. One approach will be to have them all have different colours of food colouring and the other set will be all red.

This is a set of balloon style glasses.

[Manfred M]

Finished the green one early this morning and my approach in post continues to evolve...

[royent]

Finished the green one early this morning and my approach in post continues to evolve...

[royent]

Manfred I don't know why but I prefer the green one to the blue one.
Roy

[Manfred M]

Adding the yellow one to the set. It is the one I am least happy with as it fades into the background more than the others as the yellow is a light colour.

[Manfred M]

Adding the red that I shot a couple of years ago, here are the four images in the set... That gives me a 2 x 2 grid to display.

A bit more tweaking and formatting plus printing the newest three and I will have one of the typologies done. The next one uses red only and I'm going to start working on it soon.

[BobGilbody]

I like green best, then red, then yellow, and lastly blue.
No idea why.

[escape]

I like green best, then red, then yellow, and lastly blue.
No idea why.

I think maybe it's not only the color but the pattern that each display. I like red and green equally.