Framing - Pedro Moura Pinheiro

reflections in soy

reflections in soy

Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3
1/4 of a second - f/4.7 - ISO 800

Ceiling lamp in a japanese restaurant reflected on the soy sauce, framed by the round surface. Conversion to b&w in Photoshop.

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frame of emergency

frame of emergency

Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3
1/6 of a second - f/3.3 - ISO 200

The key in a fire hydrant within a building, I liked the way the round breakable window framed the key, and the strong red color.

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tree roof

tree roof

Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3
1/40 of a second - f/4.6 - ISO 100

Stuck in traffic, driving my mom’s Subaru with the sun roof open, I noticed that the overhead trees were framed by it.

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shadow frame

shadow frame

Canon Digital Rebel XTi (EOS 400D) + Canon EF 50mm f/1.8
Canon ST-E2 + Canon 420EX
1/200 of a second - f/3.2 - ISO 100

This photo was the only one this week with a more elaborate setup. This is Carolina standing behind our living room’s door, which has a translucent glass. I placed the 420EX behind her, facing back to give a very soft bounced light. The b&w effect is straight from the camera.

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I tried to avoid the classic frame photos, taking a bit of creative liberty with the interpretation of the theme, trying to find “frames” in everyday life.

One Response to “Framing - Pedro Moura Pinheiro”

  1. My comments:

    1. Nice and creative. And good use of selective focus. I like it!

    2. Who would have thought of this one? Cool…

    3. Again very creative. good job.

    4. I love this one!

    good job.

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