NEW Intermediate Assignment #4: Primary Colour

My first attempt at an assignment.


I call it "Light Show"

brettania wrote: I am sorry to say that after an initially positive reaction, I went back and looked at the rules. Your shot has a mix of colours, with none being dominant. So please try again.

I must have misinterpreted the rules. Because when i read this line in the OP

This is the 4th NEW Intermediate photographic assignment: Primary colours

I saw the word colours as plural. That lead me to the idea of using light painting gloves that comprise only 3 colors - RGB - and by using movements demonstrates how those 3 primary colors merge to form every other color.


I will try again, focusing on making a single primary color more dominant this time.

Try number two -- RED

Light painting Heart - Red



Backlight Rose - Red in the shadows with slight green complimentary color stem


Edited by rticknor - 30 January 2012 at 18:53

The first one in these assigment.

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A77 1/500 sec F8 iso 100 70-400@ apc 600 mm handheld.

Greetings Willem.

Thank you Peggelli,

It was just for the colour,
I saw it from my ship and could not leave it, to get an other compostion.
Thats also the reason, why I toke the foto with aps 600 mm.

Greetings Willem.

It depends on what you mean by "cream". If you intend a neutral grey slightly short of pure white, you're pretty good. If you intend a slightly yellowish tinge, maybe not.

On my (calibrated) monitor, the walls look nearly neutral. Doing a quick check in Ps indicates nearly (to, in a few spots, perfectly) neutral as well. The level is slightly below pure white (roughly 225-230), but not much. In fact, that's pretty close to what some treat as the cutoff separating pure white from blown/clipped highlights (though you clearly have retained texture in at least quite a bit of a the frame).

And another....