Forks II

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By: Michael Kanemoto
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Michael Kanemoto {Karma:22115}
Project	#50 Alternate Perspective	Camera Model	Nikon D70
Categories	Macro	Film Format
Portfolio	Macro	Lens	Nikon MF 35mm 2X Macro
Uploaded	4/11/2005	Film / Memory Type	2.0 GB IBM Microdrive
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Lawrence State - KANSAS Country - United States
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AHMAD BORHAM {K:1362} 4/6/2006

i like the contrast betweeen the reflection of the two forks..but u needn't the third fork in this composition of u need adiffrenr angle or to get more closer to the conjunction of the three!!
plz review my forks..i'll appreciate ur feedbadk

Hugo de Wolf {K:185110} 4/11/2005

Hi Michael, I find this one much more difficult to assess than the Forks I. Not sure why. One thing comes to mind immediately, though: the materials have been expertly captured, very life like. It's the composition that bothers me a bit (not negatively, though) Looking at the arrangements of forks, it's rather three dimensional, but somehow that doesn't quite show in this photo / at this angle. Maybe that's also what's so good and so "alternate perspective" about it. Very ingenious.

Cheers,

Hugo

Alejandro Gómez {K:4270} 4/11/2005

Original photo, well done. Congrats!

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