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Ms. Toad

(35,337 posts) Mon Oct 14, 2024, 09:43 PM Oct 14

A Walk into the Forest of Small Things and additive color wheel

Assignments due tomorrow - so I'm sharing!

Here are the 9 photos for my second photography assignment this semester. I got a new macro lens, so I focused on exploring what I could do with it. I ran into several challenges - a light leak and something scraping my film. Cross posting in photography for anyone interested in the nitty gritty.

A Walk into the Forest of Small Things

And in the 2D class: The additive color wheel. If you're not familiar with the additive color wheel - the primary colors are red, blue, and green. Secondary colors are magenta, cyan, and yellow. If you add the primary colors (the additive feature), you get white. So the "wheel" had three near-identical images (a circle with twirls off each side) overlapped to show that where red and yellow are added (overlapped) they make yellow, etc.