I've photographed incandescent light bulbs for this blog before, but this is my first of the compact fluorescent variety.
I like the ethereal, soft quality of how this is lit. Were it turned on, we know it would be a little different, but I like the way the light plays on it here.
To be honest, I try to be conscious of my energy consumption, buying more of these CFL bulbs instead of incandescent -- but I'm not impressed. I feel like they really begin to lose their luster quickly, beginning to fizzle and weaken very soon after I start using them.
At least with an incandescent, it burns brightly until the moment the filament pops. Its death is quick. CFLs die a slow death.
I just hope it improves in the next few years. I hate to see anything suffer.
Camera: Canon 40D with 60mm macro lens and 430EX Speedlite, 1/125s, f/2.8 at ISO 400
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