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Re-cropped pear photo... Suggestion from VB photographer. Thank you David ( :
Re-cropped pear photo... Suggestion from VB photographer. Thank you David ( :
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Absolute Masterpiece
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Superior Skill
Magnificent Capture
Exceptional Contrast
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deepdigital
September 13, 2013
Excellent! I am sure it was difficult to decide on how tight and what dimension to use. So glad I could give you a "positive" direction! Keep up the great work!
Cheers! David.
Cheers! David.
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cmorisset
September 17, 2013
Thank you Philip for comment and drop in ( : appreciate your input. Cheers!
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kristofkorwisi
May 05, 2014
The color of the pear looks almost like if it's taken from a painting. Well done!
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Location
This photo was taken in my kitchen on my island.Time
It was probably around 11 a.m.Lighting
I much prefer to shoot in natural light and my kitchen (dining and living room are open concept) is just perfect for that. I've got lots of windows bringing in indirect natural light to the granite island.Equipment
I used my Nikon D90, my 18-200 lens, my tripod, my remote release, a reflector and that's it!Inspiration
It was early on a Saturday morning, my husband had just came back from a quick grocery shopping. As I was putting everything away I noticed this pear... I asked him if he had picked the pears with attention and he responded "no, I just grabbed and put in the bag". Well I said: as I was showing him the pear, "doesn't this remind you of something?" He looked and we both said "a woman's silhouette from behind!". We laughed and I couldn't wait to finish putting everything away so I could have fun photographing the pear. Cleared the island and transformed the kitchen into a photo studio. Used tooth picks to help hold the pear in place. Such fun for hours...Editing
Yes, always do a little post processing with Lightroom adjusting the clarity, contrast and a little vignette.In my camera bag
I like to go light and figure out the type of photography I'm going to do before I go. I've got equipment scenarios for macro, portrait, landscape and zoom so depending on the style of shoot I bring the equipment accordingly.Feedback
Since this experience with the pear I'm really paying attention when I shop to notice and look for interesting shapes in produce. It is surprising and fun to discover oddities. It perks my creativity!
