Seeing Stuff in the Clouds

so either you'll think this post is REALLY COOL 

or

you'll think its pretty stupid and a waste of time...

BEFORE YOU SCROLL DOWN!!!

Take a good look at the picture below... 

What do you see? O .o 

(click to enlarge) 

This is what I saw... 

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(yeah I was bored today) 

The cat was done by my older brother... i have no clue how he got a cat out of that though... 

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Here's another one: 

Don't wanna let my outlines spoil it for you, I want you to be able to see 

something different from me so you can 

download the image, outline it and 

post a link for all to see! ;) 

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its actually quite fun... Unfortunately I didn't take much pictures... so I guess I'll update this more if its interesting?

Dynamic Lighting - Moody Flowers

Short - Sweet - To the Point! :)

Dynamic Lighting is lighting where there is ONE definitive, bold, light source that creates an uneven lighting contrast of bright brights and dark shadows...

this isn't the harshest of lighting conditions, but it still emphasizes detail in the flower as well as in the cloth

a little harsher?

window as dynamic light source

 the main light source for the first picture was the window, the rest of the room was dark for the most part even though there were other light sources (windows). The flower is a little lower than the window. (light source)

The light source for the second picture was the same window, though the position was much farther away from the window. The flower is level with the window...

of course the lighting doesn't always have to be 90 degree angles... The light source (sun) is almost directly facing the camera, revealing detail on the window and wood, that would not otherwise be visible had there been other light sources present (say on the other side of the window...) ...or had there been a bottle of windex nearby... 

Below is a great tutorial on how to do FAKE Dynamic lighting with some editing...

http://psd.tutsplus.com/tutorials/photo-effects-tutorials/add-dynamic-lighting-to-a-flat-photograph/