Thanks Bruce,Joseph,John,Rick and Dan for looking and giving me your
thoughts on the tomato. First of all it is a real tomato that fell
behind a cabinet that hold dishes and did not see it for a couple of
weeks. When I guess it fell, we bought it (them) around two to three
weeks before. John you are right, but there was six in this batch
that we bought from the food store. When I found it, there was mold
forming on it and had been bruised. So it was time to trash it, but I
thought I would photograph it before it went in the trash. It did not
have a tattoo on it. It is the shadow of the vine. Since it was old
and beat up, I wanted it to be a dark image as, it is no longer a
brand new tomato.
I photographed with one light, a Sunpac 120J bare bulb flash in a
hair dryer diffuser off to the side, that is where the shadow came
from on the side of the tomato. The flash was set at the lowest
setting which is 1/16 power and fired by a remote.The hair dryer
diffuser was black and also had a black screen type material inside
it. The lens was the Pentax 200 mm A. F4.0 Macro....
The diffuser it was created the look of the lighting....Sorry for
this long post..Joe
Joe, my impression is interesting composition and light, but
underexposed and lacking contrast, especially of the flesh.
On Sun, Sep 16, 2012 at 12:44 PM, jn289 <[email protected]> wrote:
Thoughts, Thanks Joe
http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=16463431
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