I visited my parents today for the first time since Christmas. It was nice seeing them, especially my mum and her lovely home cooking. When I got home I looked through a photo magazine she had picked up for me, and it had a feature on shooting a kitchen grater close up. It intrigued me, so I wanted to try something similar; however being next to the kitchen sink gave me an idea to put my own unique twist on it.
The set-up was simple; I placed the cheese grater in the sink and ran the tap in to it. I processed this using very similar settings to yesterday's image.
I should shoot water more, especially when I'm struggling for a photo. It almost always yields interesting results, so like today it's just a case of finding different ways of exploiting it.
Semi-professional photographer based in Nottingham, England, I shoot mainly events and weddings. I'll be posting my work using my Fujis - X100S and X-Pro1.
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really creative, and superb effect. I agree, water shots create many opportunities - i have inly tried once but need to put it on the must do more of list!
