blue plate special

John Wright

blue plate special

Macro of a hard drive in blue lighting… blue filter over flash, held off camera, as shot.

Canon 50D, Canon 100mm f/2.8 USM macro, tripod, flash

blue plate special belongs to the following groups:

Canon DSLR (One Image Per Day & A Canon Camera Must Be In The Description Before It's Accepted), Canon Vs Nikon (1 per day!), Mysteries of the Common(2 per day), Out of the Blue (75%+ Blue) and Vibrant and Vivid Color Available for sale as

Greeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints and Framed Prints

blue plate special by John Wright
blue plate special by John Wright
  • Barbara Anderson

    Barbara Anderson

    Love the blue, love the name neat work

  • John Wright replied

    Thank you Barbara.

  • icesrun

    icesrun

    Beautiful picture, even tho I did not understand a word you said.

  • John Wright replied

    Thank you.

  • icesrun

    icesrun

    John are you going to explain picture to me in my language??

  • John Wright replied

    I’m not sure if I can… the harddrive is the part of the computer that stores the files, such as the images we post here. I took it apart and photographed the plate that sits inside the harddrive.

  • icesrun

    icesrun

    John thank you because I understand the disk, blue light and I understand the macro but blue filter over flash not sure how done.. I just think you got a wonderful beautiful picture out of the disk. I had never seen a disk I guess.

  • John Wright replied

    Oh, sorry, I obviously didn’t understand what you meant. I have a set of colored filters (plastic) that came with my old flash unit. I held it over my flash so the light it put out was blue. I held the flash over the drive, slightly opposite from the camera. The camera was on a tripod. I hand-held the flash in various locations to see what would happen, and this was the result I liked best.

  • icesrun

    icesrun

    excuse me change word disk to hard drive. It just looks like a disk to me.

  • John Wright replied

    Well I guess most people won’t see it since this is the interior of the drive. It was one that had gone bad, so I took it apart to see what it looked like.

  • gerfoy3

    gerfoy3

    Very nice John, the light really brought out the 3D feel of the object..Do you go to Strobist much?

  • John Wright replied

    Thank you very much Ger. I don’t go there nearly often enough, but I always enjoy browsing that site.

  • Antanas

    Antanas

    great work

  • John Wright replied

    Thank you Antanas.

  • Scott  d'Almeida

    Scott d'Almeida

    fabulous

  • John Wright replied

    Thank you Scott.

  • JimFilmer

    JimFilmer

    excellent image…. and the blue gives it a ghostly environment feel

  • John Wright replied

    Thank you Jim.

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