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02-MAR-2004

KNIFE SETUP

The high class (best available)lighting is the overhead fluorescent
and the spare-no-expense camera mount is a tape dispenser atop two canisters perched precariously on the sink rack.
High class stuff, huh
LOL! ^_^

these are the knives http://www.pbase.com/image/26568860

Olympus C-2100UZ
1/15s f/2.8 at 7.0mm iso200 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto
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virginiacoastline04-Mar-2004 15:25
It's a LOT of sugar cuz it hardly ever gets used. I wonder if sugar can go bad . . . . LOL!
Guest 04-Mar-2004 10:22
I thought the knives shot was good... this is even BETTER! I used to come up with stuff like that all the time, then I got a tripod, good sturdy BUT NO FUN :( Anyway, I might try a DIY setup just for laughts.

BTW that's a LOT of sugar!
John Buffin04-Mar-2004 00:09
Hehe...welcome to the club!
Guest 03-Mar-2004 18:05
This idea is so familiar to me! I'm bound to have an accident some time but at least I know I'm not the only mad person!
robin statfeld03-Mar-2004 12:15
Love it! With such a professional studio, ask your accountant if you can deduct the kitchen from your taxes : )
snootydog03-Mar-2004 08:51
wow, is that your toaster oven suspended in mid air? This is quite the studio setup.
Chris Brooker03-Mar-2004 04:15
What ever you do, don’t try to photograph your chimney pot!!
brother_mark03-Mar-2004 03:35
I love it! Necessity can make you very creative. It would be tough to get a tripod in there anyway, though I've consider putting mine in the sink to get one of those drip shots! :)
Guest 03-Mar-2004 01:39
We are just alike. Thanks for posting this.
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