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Hello Everyone,
First, thanks to everyone who purchased meteorites
from me yesterday. They all sold out within a few hours.
In my continuing efforts to improve my photography
skills, I experimented last night (most of the night) with a background
technique I discovered recently, as well as varying exposure values. Here
are my latest efforts:
1.5 gram thin slice of Zagami:
200 gram Gao:
16 gram Sikhote-Alin shrapnel (I like
shrapnel):
13.6 gram Sudbury imact melt material:
Not really a meteorite, but here I am with Rebekah
high atop a Ferris wheel a couple of days ago:
I cut open a Murchison recently and under the
microscope, you can actually see the amino acids forming proteins and
assimilating into strange alien life forms:
Let me know what you think (of the meteorite
photography, that is).
If anyone wants to know how to make backgrounds
like this, let me know. It is actually very simple.
-Walter
----------------------------------------------- Walter Branch, Ph.D. Branch Meteorites 322 Stephenson Ave., Suite B Savannah, GA 31405 USA www.branchmeteorites.com |
