I've found that, with this camera's flash, I can get good results indoors even at night, & with a bit of Photoshopping, the images can look pretty crisp. Clicking on the above images will take you to much larger versions.
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
New photos of older drawings
Recently the digital camera I've been using for the last few years died. I upgraded to a cheap but decent Kodak C183 with 14 megapixels. With this new piece of equipment I can now take better photos of old drawings that I never had good shots of before:
Angels, 1992, brush & ink with wash on paper, 25.5" x 19.75" approx.
Head of a Young Man, 2001, brush & ink on paper, 24" x 19".
Narcissus, 1991, Brush & ink with wash on paper, 16.5" x 12" approx.
Stone Medusa, 2002, brush & ink on paper, 14" x 11".
Famine, 1991, brush & ink on paper, 16.5" x 12" approx.
Orpheus is Alone in the Underworld, 2004, brush & ink on paper, 24" x 19".
Serenity (Woman's Head with Eyes Closed), 2003, ink on paper, 24" x 19".
I've found that, with this camera's flash, I can get good results indoors even at night, & with a bit of Photoshopping, the images can look pretty crisp. Clicking on the above images will take you to much larger versions.
I've found that, with this camera's flash, I can get good results indoors even at night, & with a bit of Photoshopping, the images can look pretty crisp. Clicking on the above images will take you to much larger versions.
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