These photos are kin to the
staircase I shot earlier. I decided the fan needed a portrait as I stared at the ceiling this weekend. Ceiling-staring, in case you haven't tried it, is a brilliant way to pass time if you don't want to think about anything important.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhjUM0RQUFO7wEI4i_TclQ7_hBRwS7icgJPrvlEV5pBXYh5myqhPXqoQAIwFbSXWeh_tPqynmTFtub2eBd8qh78vUDMex2UpJjUdDBF6KujQrh80FTMB_dNu_bYE9y4GhkNAob_mp28f3c/s400/20090426_104018_DSC_0021-finished-small.jpg)
These images have a lot of the things I find interesting in them. I am a sucker for warm colors. I also like the earthy feel of browns. I also like the hint of blur in the blades. I also think I did a decent job composing them. I at least did well enough the little voice in my head isn't proclaiming that it sucks.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgZsHGxuF9OkqnV_dG1wW8GOHC-1ekj2rVohQISmL65LmC_8bMALt7WHhhlFle-fEZQznQwUvToNDPvRUZvSrXOUoZgr1bsABqil6FRZ4uKebOvOc0Ls479PJmyt1zMyq719REtmf53xWY/s400/20090426_103628_DSC_0013-finished-small.jpg)
The photos were made with ambient light provided by the fan-fixture itself, and a blip of bounced off camera flash to freeze the blades. The white balance is set for the flash-- this is why the image is so warm.
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