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Still exploring things like shapes, colors, lines, as well as utilizing the tools available on my camera. This is a Pixel Shift Image, ISO 200, 50mm, F/9.0 at 1/60, processed in LR. Natural side lighting passing through a blind on the left was used to create diagonal shadow lines on the 18x18 tiles used for a base. A white reflector on the right was supposed to bring light back in (originally metered for a 2:1), but with light changing so rapidly I'm not sure that's what I got. The kitchen tools and pan were intentionally placed to intersect the shadow diagonals and create their own diagonals. The vertical arrangement of the vessels in the back was to create intersecting lines. The shapes are intentionally different but intended to be complimentary and jumbled to cause the viewer to stop and inspect the image closer. The red of the antique glass flower was included as a corner of a split complementary color triangle with the browns of the floor and the jug, and the blue of the porcelain pan on the others. C&C on both the composition and the image of course is appreciated.
IMGP2868.jpg by William Raber, on Flickr
