| Welcome to another installment of 10 on 10. This month’s topic is embracing grain. Grain is the (often unwanted) result of shooting in low light and setting your camera to a high ISO. (Technically, grain is produced on film, and what we are seeing in digital images is “noise”, but they both result in a pixelated look that, if not used intentionally, can ruin an image.) This month, our blog circle choose to intentionally shoot in low light, and to use this noise to enhance our images, thus “embracing the grain.” My collection of images were shot over the past two days, all taken from the time just before to just after sunset, when light is very limited although still available. All of these were shot with a minimum ISO of 1000, with the later images shot at ISO 5000.     *** And now, please continue with me on our journey and travel over to Brooklyn, New York to see Kelly Patton’s (of K. Rox Photography), take on embracing the grain!
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Such beautiful images! I love the train ones, my son was the biggest Thomas fan! x
Julia, you never cease to amaze me. As usual, these images are splendid, beautiful and so creative. Love this gorgeous set!
What a gorgeous set Julia. I love his little toes and the dinosaur especially.
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