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19-NOV-2009

Nesting Pans

From the tin man...the always useful kitchen pans.

Nikon D300
1/80s f/13.0 at 62.0mm iso800 hide exif
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Date/Time19-Nov-2009 11:43:37
MakeNikon
ModelNIKON D300
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length62 mm
Exposure Time1/80 sec
Aperturef/13
ISO Equivalent800
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Modemulti spot (3)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programshutter priority (4)
Focus Distance

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Yvonne21-Nov-2009 11:48
Interesting the different direction of the grain
Timothy Guenther21-Nov-2009 02:51
Good composition.
LynnH21-Nov-2009 02:36
Very nice POV and light!! Good one for the challenge!
Cindi Smith20-Nov-2009 18:48
I used to use these a lot but not much into cooking anymore since it just me. Love the stack!
Guest 20-Nov-2009 13:40
I like it- the angle is very cool.
Maaike Huizer20-Nov-2009 08:55
yes, good thinking, good composition
cits_4_pets20-Nov-2009 08:35
Nice still life and lighting!
Norbert Fortelny20-Nov-2009 05:04
Nice and shiny.
laine20-Nov-2009 01:35
Where would we be without them !! Nice stack & tones, Ken
Jola Dziubinska20-Nov-2009 00:47
Great idea and composition, Ken, you did well.
carol j. phipps20-Nov-2009 00:15
Nice angle of view!
Colin Storey19-Nov-2009 23:36
Great panned shot.
J. Scott Coile19-Nov-2009 23:26
They look well crafted. A wedding cake for the Tin Man ;-)
Guest 19-Nov-2009 23:05
Great light on this leaning tower of ... not quite pizza!
Doug Cruden19-Nov-2009 22:39
I like your PoV here - great lighting too
Guest 19-Nov-2009 22:39
Excellent use of light and colour.
Ann...19-Nov-2009 22:29
Excellent - I like the light very much.
Barbara Heide19-Nov-2009 22:25
love the light!
Phillip Normanton19-Nov-2009 22:24
Aww, they look so homely :o)
Bill Ewart Jr19-Nov-2009 22:21
Perfect and abstract enough~!
Máire Uí Mhaicín19-Nov-2009 22:15
Looks like the ones we'd use to bake the Christmas cake. A job yet to be done....
Sheila19-Nov-2009 22:05
Nice light.
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