cherry fun :D

elven

Just a bit of fun last night. The ones that don't have any shadow - I did by shooting it on a glass plate, on top of some white card, on the ironing board by the bedroom window

I love fruit...

Paulw

At least you didn't lose your cherry this time.

Lovely picts. I must try some fruit macro shots.

They look like sweet cherries.

440Hz

Was looking at these in flickr last night, really great shots. I love the first one, has a lovely texture and gloss to it. Nicely done and nicely set up by the sounds of it too!! Great job

mikeanywhere

I agree, first one for me Jools

City-Exile

I'm confused! It's tadhgrrr's first time, yet Elven is the one posting pictures of cherries!?

Great work again though, Elven.
Briliant stock photography!

City-Exile

elven wrote:

By the way, this one is my favourite.

amie.g

Great shots, you just want to eat them. You sound like you had fun setting it up!

thebaz

you certainly are fond of your cherries !!

The first is my favorite , i like the other 3 , but the poor last one , looks like the black sheep :rolleyes:

the middle 3 are all growers to me, not instantly atttractive , but slowly there appeal grows ..

Ruu_Old

First one is pretty cool, nice work.

odonnell

so this is what you were getting up to when i was out on the beer..... aaaaah now i see.

Its amazing the amount of construction required for some cherry photographs. It never ceases to amaze me, but they're great none the less.

Borderfox

Excellent shots Julie, nice clean background too.

311

Lovely shots julie

thebaz

Was eating some cherries last night , couldn't resist

http://www.flickr.com/photos/thebaz/683125254/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thebaz/683125240/

any c&c from the expert appreciated , even tried some of your ps techniques !

ThOnda

Sorry Baz...

The first one: Rotate it to 90 degrees the right, however the stalk is not whole there - I am really missing it. And colours are too vague. It looks too common. Sorry.

The second one? It looks much better, however it seems unsharp, like motion blurrness. I couldn't live with it :-)

You could do better shots! And you know that I like talking :-)

Xiney

elven wrote:

this one is my favourite too! Great work, and good tips on a makeshift light table as well, I plan to set one up first thing in our new place.

thebaz

ThOnda wrote:

Sorry Baz...

The first one: Rotate it to 90 degrees the right, however the stalk is not whole there - I am really missing it. And colours are too vague. It looks too common. Sorry.

The second one? It looks much better, however it seems unsharp, like motion blurrness. I couldn't live with it :-)

You could do better shots! And you know that I like talking :-)

i was eating them last night, and they tasted pretty good, micro stuff like this is usually not my thing, so quickly tried out some of Jools ps work, the pupil will never better the master

ThOnda

Lucky one :-)

I can only dream about eating them. Iwould like to shoot small things, however the price of films is still growing... :-/

DaireQuinlan

ThOnda wrote:

Lucky one :-)

I can only dream about eating them. Iwould like to shoot small things, however the price of films is still growing... :-/

tell me about it ! www.mx2.co.uk will ease the pain a bit. They almost always have expired film (typically expiring that month) for 99p a roll. I've got a big brick of kodak portra and ilford delta in my fridge. Though of course you still have to get it developed :-( That D200 is beginning to look more and more attractive !