Oh Fork

[Wirefox]

This really is just playing around but some interesting effects nonetheless. I think I will have to explore this further when I get used to all these buttons and twiddly things on this camera I suppose I will have to read the manual at some point (but don't tell WireVixen she will think I am trying to engage with my feminine self)

[arith]

Cor; another couple of classics.

[Donald]

There might well be new buttons to press and things to twiddle, but they haven't dulled your creative brilliance.

[carregwen]

Steve, I think you need to get out more. Arranging two forks into what is clearly a mating position shows a degree of something I'd better not mention...

Seriously, these are very good, and far better than my own fork shot. But then mine was not copulating!

[Wirefox]

Steve, I think you need to get out more. Arranging two forks into what is clearly a mating position shows a degree of something I'd better not mention...

Copulating cutlery...its a perfectly natural act....if I had smeared one with beef dripping and suspended it from a toast rack I could see your point. You do have me wondering about scissors and sisters though (goes off to rummage through the knife drawer)

Its a good job you did not spot my post from a few weeks back'



Thanks for your comments guys you are once again encouraging the incorrigible

[Dave Humphries]

Anyone remember "four khandles"?

[carregwen]

Steve

I think you should start a thread for alternative shots of domestic appliances. I have a few I could put in. Might be interesting. I like the origami shot - very creative.

[Yan Zhang]

I think the 2nd image is very good, simple and clear. For the 1st one, I felt a bit complicated, it seemed there were too many objects (both the objects themselves and their reflections) to affect my attention.

[Terry Tedor]

Oh, fork it. Anyway you look at it, these are nice.