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Explored on January 15, 2011 | topped at #96
DailyShoot: Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
There are a lot of great combinations, but for a lot of people - CHOCOLATE and PEANUT BUTTER are tops including my family. I had a few other ideas I was going to do (but "DeforestRanger" took my initial idea :) ) but the wife insisted on this combo. Then she had a flash back to our childhood and the commercial for Reese's Peanutbutter cups. And to that I pay this homage. OH and the clean up was tastey :)
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Strobist Info: SB-800 @ 35mm @ 1/64 Diffuser Camera Right and High above shooting through a storage bin top for diffusion
Camera Info: Nikon D7000 | 60mm(ƒ/2.8) 60mm | ƒ/6.3 | ISO 200 | 1/100s
Setup can be found HERE.
The Daily Shoot #ds426 - Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
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Daily Shoot: Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
Today's Daily Shoot was
Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
Hmm, what do do? Hand and glove? A couple of those were posted already. Silverware and plate? Boring. Then a bulb went off in my head (ha, ha ;-) ): how about a lightbulb and socket, with the lightbulb lit but not in the socket. Cool!
To get this shot, I soldered an extension cord to the bulb. Then I suspended the bulb using mono-filament fishing line. I positioned an unused socket under the bulb, got things lined up as best I could, plugged in the bulb and started shooting!
The image was processed in Lightroom, except that I did have to do a little work in Photoshop to remove the fishing line, some of the cord that could be seen, a big glob of solder at the base of the bulb, and lots of dust-bunnies that became visible when shooting at f22. Other than that, what you see is what I took!
Strobist: Vivitar 285HV, 1/16th power, camera left, snooted and aimed at the base of the bulb and the socket. I had a piece of aluminum foil to the right of the socket to provide some fill. The white background was lit with a Canon 430EX, 1/2 power, to the left of the socket, shooting through a Rosco #91 "Primary Green" gel (it's an energy-saving CFL bulb, after all), and a pitcher of water for "texture".
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015/365
Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
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Knife & Fork
Also fits for my Project 365 as I'm out for dinner tonight :)
Camera: Nikon D7000
Lens Nikon 35mm f/1.8
Flash: Nikon SB900 bounced onto a white reflector
C&C welcome.
Thanks for viewing.
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Nuts and crackers; husband and wife.
After the Baileys Incident my wife said she'd like to crush my nuts.
O.o
So, for this @dailshoot assignment, I took her up on it; she crushed some nuts for me.
15/365. A photo a day for a year.
Created for The Daily Shoot on January 15, 2011 #DS426:
Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
Toothbrush + toothpaste. One without the other just doesn't do the trick, does it?
A Bite of Heaven
If you're ever in NYC and feel the need to have an authentic kosher deli experience, head to 2nd Avenue Deli. I took out from there today with a corned beef sandwich and a couple of half-sour pickles. All that was missing was a Dr. Brown's cream soda. I only managed to eat half the sandwich for lunch. I think I'll save the rest for tomorrow and eat it warm. Can you say "SCRUMPTIOUS?"
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I found a hidden cache of Wonder Tea 2008; thank you, Tea Fairy!
Flash camera right, 1/4 power, fired into curved white tab divider held directly over subject, producing few shadows and little glare from the metal (though the tea leaves might benefit from different light). Minor corrections in post.
2011/01/15: Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other. #ds426
What could be more complimentary than pencil and paper? =)
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after a 5 hour's walk I had only eyes for my dessert. DS had to "fit" in ;-): cinnamon as spice - plum as fruit, enough complentary? Then as symbiosis in a delicious sauce going with Gingerbread Ice Cream.
Daily Shoot Assignment 426
"Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other."
Photograph of a Heineken beer bottle in front of a football game for @dailyshoot #ds426 - Take a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
Was supposed to go on a photowalk today with friends but got snowed out.
So what could make a Saturday better than a beer and a football game? (that was a rhetorical question :)
DIY softbox at the right; 430 EX on camera, pointed at ceiling & zoomed to 105mm; 1/50s, f/16 (to get some detail from the TV), ISO 400, 135mm.
When out travelling I have a habbit of collecting coffee mugs. This one is one of my favorites. I would however prefer a better can. This one dont keep warm.
Todays assignment was: "Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other."
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The Daily Shoot #ds426
Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
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"Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other."
A very tasty sampling of different beers, with the receipt to remind the drinker which is which.
Today’s Daily Shoot assignment is:
Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
Get out there, take a photograph, upload it, and tweet a link to @dailyshoot with the hashtag: #ds426
A good sturdy hammer makes a nice complement to a bad record. Now don't get me wrong, I've nothing against Leo Sayer, he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. It was a choice between this, Cliff Richard or Richard Clayderman. I chose this because it had the bset/worst cover. And who's to say this is a "bad" record? I like to think all art is subjective and there's no such thing as good or bad when it comes to music (or photography!) it's all down to personal tastes.
0.4 sec at ƒ / 7.1, ISO 400, 52mm (AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR II, Nikon D7000)
The sequel to flic.kr/p/7BhJy1. I don't like the background texture, though it would be cool but turns out I was wrong. Other than that, I like it. Not much postprod. I have lots of new Japan toys to photograph now :P
"Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other."
(aka day 380-730)
The Daily Shoot assignment for 2011/01/15 was : Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
Camera info: Pentax K200D - 18-55mm @24mm – f/4 - ISO 100 – 1/45s
Handheld - SOOC
Comments & tips are welcomed. Thanks.
2011/01/15: Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other. #ds426
Camera & Lens, just before docking. Still a bit out of alignment and in need of a slight course correction.
Today, I picked up my bike, which was getting a post-spill tuneup and inspection, from Community Cycles. So that also meant I had to gather all the other stuff I need when I ride, including my trusty U-Lock. Of course, the lock is only useful when you have the keys to go with it.
@dailyshoot: "Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other."
Today's DailyShoot assignment: Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
#ds426
The Daily Shoot #ds426 - Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
I had to do a little bike repair on the Skuut today. We lost the original nut and bolt, but this seems to work just fine.
FD 50mm f1.4 @ f1.4
2011/01/15 • Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
#ds426 Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
No Flash version www.flickr.com/photos/konarheim/5357800277/
We went to the architectural collector's store today looking for door knobs for our double door pantry closet. While our house is not even 10 yrs. old - we tend to like the old things. We added leaded glass buffet doors as transoms at the openings from our main living area to the the other areas of the house. Since the doors all have the lever handles - in shiny brass no less!, I have been wanting to change some out. Counting doors - well that sounded awfully expensive! So I am picking special doors. The pantry closet is near an opening where the leaded glass is and also has tin ceiling tiles hung as art above the doors. So we decided these might be a candidate.
We spent quite a while looking at probably 1000+ door knobs around his space in buckets, on peg boards, in drawers. I found some I liked and some other pieces. Then he tells me he won't sell them unless they are a set and the correct sets! So all that time finding finishes and designs I thought looked good together.
I had to have him tell me which ones went together as he doesn't keep them in sets - all the parts are all over the place. I settled on this one. It is from around 1860-1870.
So - complimentary. You can't get the knob without the plate that is suppose to go with it.
#ds426 Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
Flash version: www.flickr.com/photos/konarheim/5358406038/in/photostream/
We went to the architectural collector's store today looking for door knobs for our double door pantry closet. While our house is not even 10 yrs. old - we tend to like the old things. We added leaded glass buffet doors as transoms at the openings from our main living area to the the other areas of the house. Since the doors all have the lever handles - in shiny brass no less!, I have been wanting to change some out. Counting doors - well that sounded awfully expensive! So I am picking special doors. The pantry closet is near an opening where the leaded glass is and also has tin ceiling tiles hung as art above the doors. So we decided these might be a candidate.
We spent quite a while looking at probably 1000+ door knobs around his space in buckets, on peg boards, in drawers. I found some I liked and some other pieces. Then he tells me he won't sell them unless they are a set and the correct sets! So all that time finding finishes and designs I thought looked good together.
I had to have him tell me which ones went together as he doesn't keep them in sets - all the parts are all over the place. I settled on this one. It is from around 1860-1870.
So - complimentary. You can't get the knob without the plate that is suppose to go with it.
2011 - Day 15. Jan. 15, 2011.
Daily Shoot - Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
I ordered a little gorillapod torch the other day. This is the first time I've used it. It looks like it should be useful.
The Daily Shoot assignment for 2011/01/15:
Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
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P1180845 - Today's assignment : #ds426
Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other. Probably not on the right association, but hey here it is
Sorry about the focus on the loco really did try, but the light was fading
Loco in x2 magnification, free hand
Double O gauge GWR Pannier, just in case you were wondering
Ahhh my girls, these two chickens are 1-2 years old, We have an understanding they give me eggs and they can run around free in the garden eating as many creepy crawlies as they like. They do a great job and as @circuscat says "they eat anything smaller then them". They may not be the smartest animals but they are ninjas constantly finding ways inside the house to eat the cats food. This pic is them sitting by the front door relaxing (its a hard life eating bugs and laying eggs".
This is for @dailyshoot s assignment #ds426 "Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other" . These two are good friends you constantly find them foraging together, one scratches the floor and the other one looks for bugs, then they swap roles, even if they stopped giving eggs they would still be one of the family, i just wish they would poo on the grass and not on the concrete path around the house :P
I took a shot similar to this last week, but ended up going with a different pic. So I recreated it today, since chore day came 'round again.
Too bad I can't teach my cats to clean while I'm at work.
I shot this a couple of ways - one that took the shadow out from the bucket, but I found it adds depth, so I used a photo with it.
A bee contorts itself to polinate a flower. Bees and plants; without one, the other's existence would be difficult.
"Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other."
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There are two other shots in my photostream that are alternative versions.
I like to exercise my brain every week with the crossword puzzle in New York magazine. I am THISCLOSE to finishing this week's puzzle.
Antique glass serving bowl and spoon. A gift from my friend, Barb. This treasure comes out every year for the homemade cranberries! Many compliments on the unique shape of the spoon. Just about to put it in the china cabinet for safe keeping until next time.
@dailyshoot: Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.#ds426
#ds426 Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
We went to the architectural collector's store today looking for door knobs for our double door pantry closet. While our house is not even 10 yrs. old - we tend to like the old things. We added leaded glass buffet doors as transoms at the openings from our main living area to the the other areas of the house. Since the doors all have the lever handles - in shiny brass no less!, I have been wanting to change some out. Counting doors - well that sounded awfully expensive! So I am picking special doors. The pantry closet is near an opening where the leaded glass is and also has tin ceiling tiles hung as art above the doors. So we decided these might be a candidate.
We spent quite a while looking at probably 1000+ door knobs around his space in buckets, on peg boards, in drawers. I found some I liked and some other pieces. Then he tells me he won't sell them unless they are a set and the correct sets! So all that time finding finishes and designs I thought looked good together.
I had to have him tell me which ones went together as he doesn't keep them in sets - all the parts are all over the place. I settled on this one. It is from around 1860-1870.
So - complimentary. You can't get the knob without the plate that is suppose to go with it.
#ds426 Make a photograph of two complementary objects arranged to show their relationship to each other.
this looks neat against the black :):)