You might find this interesting... it's the EXACT
same egg, in the exact spot it was in as shown in my
gallery representative image but....

I photographed it from a differnt angle, using in
camera "negative art" mode. I knew that by using this
mode, it would produce an image that would appear the
way the image would appear if I were looking at a
35 mm negative of the shot and, I knew it would have a
bluish tint to it... from the experience of experience :-)

I rotated my position to take this shot (not the egg) so
if you simply use your imagination and rotate the image
in your mind... you will see it's the exact same egg, with
the exact same shadow from the lamplight. I was going to add
to Dee's rules that you could not move the egg for your
additional shots (as I did) but, thought that might be just
a tad too much to ask of some of you, who just might be
beginners in photography but, it's really a GREAT way to
teach yourself different ways of thinking and different ways
in which to "think outside the box".

In fact, that's how I taught myself photography!! In the beginning
I NEVER touched a single setting on my camera. Just learned
to use existing light and shadows to my advantage under
controlled circumstances (that being the handicap of not
being able to change the aperture etc.) Ok, so I was a bit
tough on myself for a little while but, I REALLY learned alot !!

I'lll return comments if you care to ask questions class LOL