Granny's kitchen

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By: Linda Gálik
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Photographer	Linda Gálik {Karma:1272}
Project	#57 Raw Materials	Camera Model	Canon EOS 350D
Categories	Still Life Commercial	Film Format	Digital JPEG
Portfolio		Lens	Sigma
Uploaded	4/4/2015	Film / Memory Type	-
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Critiques	6	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Budapest State - Country - Hungary
About	Unfortunately there's not enough light in our kitchen where I wanted to take a photo using only sunlight so I "cheated", actually I took this at night using home-made softbox and golden wrapping paper as reflectors. I don't have any idea how could I create more natural lighting without other equipment, any comments on this subject are welcome.

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Paul Freeman

{K:35606} 4/5/2015

Linda, I like the arrangement very much. I just think the DOF should have encompassed the spoon (seems to be slightly out of focus)
Regards

Linda Gálik {K:1272} 4/5/2015

Thank you Paul. I am always stuck with arranging stuff when it comes to commercial (kind of...) photos. You are probably right, or I should've put the spoon somewhere else. Had enough of those stupid vegetables for a while :)

Paul Freeman

{K:35606} 4/5/2015

You've done a good job Linda. I think a slightly smaller aperture to bring the spoon into clear focus (as well) would have helped
Regards

goran kulezic {K:6787} 4/4/2015

Whatever... Photography has its appeal.
Congratulations.
Best regards.

Linda Gálik {K:1272} 4/4/2015

Be my guest, chicken soup is ready...

Thank you Mesut.

Mesut Yılal

{K:7964} 4/4/2015

That is my taste ..
:)) so good

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