Fall always produces some really nice colors, and I just really liked how this single yellow leaf looked against the stark gray background of cement.
I’m not sure the name of this sculpture, but it reminds me of a set of waves; in an odd vertical way. But here are two of the units about 6 feet apart, and I thought it created a nice looks overlapped like at this angle.
This one here is a Citron, the fingered or Buddha’s Hand variant. THis is sliced directly from the point where all the fingers are splitting off the main part of the fruit. I had to slice the bottom a bid to get it to stand up. If I try anything on the back to stand it up, it blocks the flash.
Strobist: flash about 1 foot behind orange with homemade snoot. Fired via built in wireless flash at 1/16th power.
Downtown today.
Continuing my project of using a flash to backlight fruit, this is an orange. The is a really nice model of the sun in that the changes in opacity remind me of the sun granules.
Strobist: flash about 2 feet behind orange with homemade snoot. Fired via built in wireless flash at 1/16th power.
Sticking with my astronomical names, this is a grapefruit. This one had a really nice color, but I could have used a fresher one with a nicer rind.
Strobist: flash about 1 foot behind orange with homemade snoot. Fired via built in wireless flash at 1/16th power.
This was the shot I originally envisioned when I bought a bunch of fruit to shoot. The hairs on this kiwi are what really makes it great, but the center with the strange, yet symmetrical shape is really great.
Strobist: flash about 1 foot behind orange with homemade snoot. Fired via built in wireless flash at 1/16th power.
And the final shot of my first round of flashing things from behind is a star fruit. I think I needed a fresher fruit on this one, and tried to figure something out with the excess light on the bottom.
Strobist: flash about 1 foot behind orange with homemade snoot. Fired via built in wireless flash at 1/16th power.
Made a lightbox today for home studio shots.
Sony dsc
