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Into the Light - created by still26

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Exposure time: 1/2000
Aperture: f/10.0
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(5 years and 426 days ago)

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water, droplets

photonut says:

still like it as the b/w is so strong in this

author says:

Thank you Photonutsky.

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Outer Galaxy - created by still26

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(5 years and 427 days ago)

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Apple... - created by finnphotography

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Experimenting with different angles, lighting, and subjects. (5 years and 745 days ago)

15 Comments

apple, water, droplets, light, lighting

dhoebeke says:

Excellent presentation. The apple gives the appearance of being a fresh, healthy product. There is also great space, particularly in the upper right corner to give a simple message.

author says:

Thank you so much @dhoebeke! I'm new to photography and I really appreciate feedback and opinions.

(5 years and 745 days ago)

dhoebeke says:

You're off to a great start! You'll learn a lot on this site; I know I already have. What I appreciate the most is that the comments people make on your work are designed to help you hone your abilities.

author says:

Thanks again @dhoebeke! I really like that too! Comments do help you hone your abilities!

(5 years and 742 days ago)

still26 says:

I am not an apple farmer but if I was I would want my apples to look this way. Water, is life giving, as is the apple and you have married the two together in a beautiful way. The dof could be sharper and did you use a tripod? I do love the light source shining from above. I can hear the crunch. The fact that you chose a nice black background further punctuates the main focal point. Love the crop for it is out of the box thinking and it works.

author says:

Thank you very much for your comment! I want to say yes I did use a tripod but I think I actually didn't (I should have) In the end I ended up putting a black vignette around the photo to get it a bit darker.