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Sunpak 433d in 28" softbox @ 1/8 camera left slightly above subject
SB-800 w grid @ 1/64 camera right behind subject
Triggered via RF-602's
This week’s theme for my 52 project is “Food.” I was originally trying to think of something elaborate to photograph for the theme. I ultimately ended up going with simple macro shots. This is my alternate — sliced tomatoes. I cut these up to make a sandwich, but took pictures of them first. This shot was taken with natural light.
A slice from a maitaki mushroom (about 10cm across). See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grifola_frondosa
This image was obtained with a flatbed scanner at high resolution and expressed as a colour negative image.
Look at the full resolution version to see the detail of the internal structure.
These mushrooms a delicious to eat, especially when fried in butter with cherry tomatoes and a little lemon juice! A rich umami flavour.
Ares, FR. Just before sunset, 100 m into bay and 20 m altitude. Notice the slices in the sand...represents how many tides and where the boat has settled at low.
I loved the contrast of the two painted walls and the wooden door - for once I composed well to begin with rather than editing afterwards! More photos from our holiday in Portugal earlier this year...I think my addiction to urban images shows!
Sliced cucumber on a cutting board.
I'm very curious about how people use these photos. Let me know in the comments!
Sliced section of human head, Mütter Museum of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia
From series James G. Mundie's Cabinet of Curiosities
[Copyright © 2009 James G. Mundie. Image may not be reproduced in any form without express written permission.]
The mille-feuille, vanilla slice or custard slice, similar to but slightly different from the Napoleon, is a French pastry whose exact origin is unknown. Its modern form was influenced by improvements made by Marie-Antoine Carême. Wikipedia
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Credit to sypix www.flickr.com/photos/sypix/421508503/ for the technique used to achieve this result.
A quick shot of a sliced tomato before it got placed in a sandwich and gobbled up! :)
See the juiciness large on black!!
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I recently saw a photo that had an apple that had been sliced and hung to be displayed like a fruity slinky. I tried to replicate this with a thick slice, but the apple was too brittle it broke. A thinner slice is what you see here. And yes, it is ONE long slice! The problem here with this thin slice is that hanging such a thin slice will surely cause the slice to break. So, plan B - demonstrate this on a plate, where it is not hanging and may break.
This is one of two images I am submitting for this week's Macro Mondays theme of "FRUIT." And for you doubters, look at the actual size of this image to see that it IS larger than life.
Lemon slice on granite.
Strobist: White foam core board behind granite (to control reflections). 580EX II (~1/8 power) on stand over and slightly behind lemon. I held a letter-size piece of white paper about 5" from the flash to diffuse the light.
You can see a few similar shots, here.
I got the idea for having the slice of lemon stand up from here.
If you're interested in licening this image, you can go here.