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Submitted: February 15, 2010
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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Shutter Speed:1/200 second
Aperture:F/11.0
Focal Length:114 mm
ISO Speed:100
Date Taken:Jan 26, 2010, 4:50:57 PM

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apple splashby *Moramarth

Photography / Still Life / Food and Drink

_{the specimen. Did this for my intermediate examination.

The task was to produce a productimage of a cut apple. Well...a half of an apple lying on a white table is kind of borin...so this was my interpretation.

---> the specimen and me [link]}

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~RiKaArts Oct 28, 2011 Hobbyist Photographer

I like it so much, but how do you do that...with a trasparent bowl?

*Moramarth Oct 28, 2011 Professional Photographer

fish tank

~cheshirekster Sep 4, 2010

Great!

~Poetologist Jul 30, 2010

Really stunning. Especially the reflection of the 2nd apple splice in the back of the water surface. This really makes me want to try it out myself (: Thank you!

*Moramarth Jul 30, 2010 Professional Photographer

thanks for your kind comment. Yeah try it. It is a real big challenge but lots of stuff to learn.

~Poetologist Jul 30, 2010

Well I'll first need the right equipment. After that I really feel like doing it. Even though you say it's a big challenge

~GuinnRAWRr Jul 29, 2010 Student Traditional Artist

Wow, this is amazing. I love that you came up with this from something so simple as cut apples

~raresdk Mar 7, 2010

very nice shot!
what lens did you use? also can you share a bit more about this technique? i would like to achieve such effects in the future and i could use a little brake down of the process

thanks!

*Moramarth Mar 16, 2010 Professional Photographer

I used the 70-200mm Sigma Marco lens and it set on 100mm.

I used a half filled fish tank and two strobes. one left and one right in a 90° angle to the camera. The strobes have been set on the same power level. I used the fastes shutter speed possible - 1/200s and I guess f/11 for wide range and maximum of sharpness. The selftimer was set on two seconds. So I hold the apples in my hand pushed the released and threw the apples into the fish tank. So it is all about timing! But after a while you get the hang of it.

~raresdk Mar 17, 2010

thank you so much for your answer

much apreciated!!!

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