Fork

[palaima]

Hi,
would be nice to read what you think,

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2697/4125081184_869e636b63_o.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2669/4124310471_f4670b63ef_o.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2724/4125077998_70a51b943e_o.jpg

[PhotosGuy]

I kind of like what you're doing in #1, but I'd move the fork farther down, & to me, metal looks better with a blue WB than yellow.

[jetcode]

I like the context and graphic shape of the images, the simple tonality. In #2#3 there are more focus points or a stronger focus point for my eye than #1 where the focus point is washed in highlight leaving a fairly soft image for my eye to find detail in.

[palaima]

Thank you both, good thing that i still have the raw's will try other tones too :)

[Scottdog129]

Whats the EXIF on this, if you dont mind. Also, which lens? I like these.

[palaima]

Whats the EXIF on this, if you dont mind. Also, which lens? I like these.

hmmm...
Lens Sigma 17-70 at 70mm
F-number 4.5
Exposure 1/80
All done on a tripod :) lighting - table lamp :D (you have to work with what you have...)

[DragonDan]

For whatever reason, I can't stand bent tines.
Maybe try the fork sitting on its back, with a strawberry stuck on a couple tines.

[palaima]

^ :DDD
Thanks! But it was just and experiment more or less :D I'll try later with food, thanks for the idea! Should look quite cool :)