We All Love a Good Fork

[The Wirefox]

Inspired by Jiro and Robs forking about I decided to have a go myself...even managed to squeeze a grape in. This is part of my getting back to basics programme I didn't realise how rusty I had become in my break from photography...still the forum was well worth it.

[Barry]

I do like your third image, I just like the detail where the forks interlock with each other and the soft muted reflection.

[jiro]

Very interesting, Steve. Instead of going totally B&W, you managed to keep the color as an additional element on the shots. I also like #3 as the composition looks more engaging and open to a lot of interpretation compared with the other 3. So, what's the story behind the two forks interlocked like that on #3? Were you inspired by the spooning shots of Rob? ;D

[katynoelle]

[Kit]

Interesting rotations you have given them. It wakes up the eye to see the unexpected. That first one puts me in mind of those yearning parting lover images, where one of them holds their hand up to the window of the one going away on the train.....Never though forks could be so romantic, but that is part of your particular skill in that you send our minds to places they haven't been before. Bravo, mate.

[sahil]

Wow! Interesting play with forks. Even I gotta try them now.
One thing I find very difficult while taking still life shots is, taking care of the dust and scratches. They ruin the whole set-up.

[robmarshall]

White man speak with forked tongue... and white man obsessed with fork sex too much. White man need 'get life'. Running Fork has spoken.

Nov 11, 2011 17:27:33 GMT The Wirefox said:

[The Wirefox]

I was going to do scissors...