Showing posts with label tuna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tuna. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 October 2011

Tuna head


During our “Photo Exploration” workshop, each afternoon we would meet at Carol’s house for a show & tell of the days photographs.  One afternoon, Ira presented his GEORGEOUS SHOT of a Tuna head.  His picture was perfect at so many levels, perfect color pallet of purple/grayish on a yellow background.  Great composition and focus.  Just so perfect that I almost started to bite my elbows…how could I miss this great opportunity?  We were shooting as a group, Ira saw a shot that escaped us all.
The next day, I wanted to get a great fish head shot.  Well I got a shot but it wasn’t quite what I envisioned. 


 I went back to the previous day and I sorted my pictures from fishing dock, clearly my focus was not on tuna’s heads. 



But wait a minute, what if I extract the tuna head from this picture and apply some photomontage magic.
Here you go, a couple hours later I have my dream shot: