a flattery of forks

Taking Fanny's ( @fannyb ) advice, we are now calling these a flattery of forks. What would a flattery look like?

Thank you for all your comments over the past few days, I really appreciate it.

[Danny G.]

I like the pattern here, nice shot!

[Anoeska van Rijsbergen]

I'm amazed how you take simple objects and make a great shot of it!

[Paulien]

I agree with Anoeska! Great job!

[Fanny Brogden]

Oh just brilliant lighting here on your flattery, too funny, bless you Peter you do make me laugh!!

[Cathy Donohoue]

THIS is what a flattery would look like.
I love it. Fav.

[Peter H]

@soboy5 Thanks, Danny.
@anoeska Anoeska, thank you, it can be tortuous!
@paulien Thank you, Paulien.
@fannyb Fanny, you're not the only one. My family think I'm bonkers.
@cdonohoue Thank you so much, Cathy, appreciate that!

[Tracy Robbins]

Definitely looks more like "smooth talking" forks!

[Ariel]

Now that is super. Shadows, and reflections too.

[Henri Russell]

Very creative. I think flattery of forks is very appropriate.

[bardejov]

Great DOF and great light here.

[Johanna]

Fun kitchen shot with all the reflections, shadows and actual forks. :)

[Disha Parekh]

I like this one better. Always go for neatly arranged, I say. Love that you took a simple household item and turned it into a great shot.

[David]

Very good but I can't work out just how you are doing this!

[Peter H]

@yrhenwr Ah, that would be telling!

[Lyn]

I am so interested to see the difference between the jangle and the flattery. . .obviously structure and planning is involved!

[Nicole Campbell]

Great pattern that you have created with the forks and the shadows.

[Alison]

Noughts and crosses, or rather forks and crosses.