The Fork
Mar, 2013Views
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AlanC
April 06, 2013
Congratulations! I can see why this photo won an award. Its simple and clean and full of impact. Great shot, nice! Keep it coming, friend! :-) Woof!
bbk
April 07, 2013
Nicely done capturing an awesome reflection and shot of such a simple object.CONGRATS.!!!!!
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HenrikSpranz
May 18, 2013
We all know experiments like this - but you did very well here! Just go on like this :)
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Behind The Lens
Location
This photo is taken in my kitchen on a dining table which creates an inspiring reflection to take object photos.Time
I took this photo in the afternoon aroud 3 pm, when there's neither a direct sunlight nor dim light. Taking pictures around this time proved to me.Lighting
I didn't use any special light or flash, just the sunlight from a window next to the table.Equipment
I used the Nikon d3100 with 18 - 55 mm.Inspiration
I simply wanted to take a photo of something very regular and ordinary, something we all use everyday and to show it in a different way.Editing
I didn't do any post-processing in photoshop, this is the original shot.In my camera bag
Normally when I go shooting I have my camera Nikon d3100 in my bag with 15 - 55 mm and 50 mm 1.4 G lenses. Then I use tripod from Mantona.Feedback
I love photographs of objects with reflection, it takes the photo to a higher level. The most important is the light, because that's something what's not so easy to fix in photoshop or any other post-processing. The patience is also a number one thing to have, not to rush but think about all the angles and sides from which you can take the shot and make it more interesting, more inspiring.
