Greetings to my dear friends in the Black & White Community!
I hope you are all doing well and everything is going smoothly there. My name is Menti and I'm back with another photography and blog post. This time, I'm presenting something different from my previous posts. Instead of focusing on human subjects, I've captured a beautifully decorated car parked on a quiet street.
I experimented with various frames and angles to capture the car in unique ways. I started with wide-angle shots to emphasize the grandeur of the vehicle, and then moved on to tighter frames for more detailed compositions
To minimize distractions and allow the viewer to focus on the car's intricate details, I decided to shoot in black and white. This choice also eliminated the potential distraction of the flowers' colors, allowing the viewer to appreciate the form and texture of the decorations.
The perfect weather conditions provided soft and diffused light, which eliminated harsh shadows and created a gentle atmosphere throughout the photoshoot. This natural light beautifully highlighted the curves and textures of the car, adding depth and dimension to the images.
Photographing inanimate objects, like this car, presented a different challenge compared to working with human subjects. Without the ability to communicate and direct the subject, I relied heavily on my skills in framing, composition, and lighting to create compelling images. This experience allowed me to explore new creative possibilities and expand my technical expertise.
I hope you enjoyed this brief glimpse into my latest photography project. I believe that exploring different subjects and techniques helps us grow as photographers and allows us to discover new ways of seeing and capturing the world around us.
The design of car flowers was definitely prepared for a wedding ceremony or a romantic relationship that based on some kind of customs and rituals, we do this in this area that the bride who is going to ride in the car, the car is decorated with flowers so that continue to be combined with the beauty of the bride and groom.
Photography By @menati
Camera sony a7 r iii lens 24-70 f 2.8 sigmaArt