1x.com - Fork Off by De Sousa

Photos Artists Forum Tutorials Critique Books Buy Prints About

Stumble 1X

Tour

Join

Sign in

Fork Off

No manipulation. It's only one capture.

Related photos

Write

Reihaneh Mahdinejad 3 months ago

lol!

Rainer Brunotte 10 months ago

great idea ! too bad the shadow is not really correct

Osher Partovi 11 months ago

outstanding!!

Raul Alexandre 2 years ago

grande imaginação.................................
grande foto.................

Aziz Abbasi 2 years ago

Original, .. Love it ..

Pierre Pageau 2 years ago

félicitations . *****

Siavash 2 years ago

I loved your lighting technique.it was genius and admirable...

Catalin Parau 3 years ago

Hehehe, right on!

FourHandsPhoto 3 years ago

Genial.-10000000*

Robert Gingher 3 years ago

Nice work (the way I feel after my best efforts at homage to Andre Kertesz)!

prbimages 3 years ago

Brilliant work!

Erni_G 3 years ago

A excellent work !!!
Greetz Erni

Schnette 3 years ago

Really a great work!
And thanks for your explanation!

Jennifer Short 3 years ago

So nice to see your wonderful work here Jorge. Love this image.

Tim Corbeel 3 years ago

Wonderful and very creative image!

Riccardo Monaco 3 years ago

A very good one!!

monroy gabriela 3 years ago

a pesar de eso....es puro, suave, algodon....

GilG 3 years ago

Well done !!

Codrin Lupei 3 years ago

Excellent one, it seems that from Kertész and maybe before, the forks were and will always be some fascinating tools for us! Great work, love it!
all the best
Codrin

KPK 3 years ago

Superb!

Laurence Garçon 3 years ago

So fun... and beautifully executed. Bravo.

Marcello Della Corte 3 years ago

Nice image and excellent idea. I am not 100% sure that it is one single shot with no manipulation, though. The shadow does not match the fork.
Ultimately, does that matter? Not at all. All that matters is that the image and the ideas are excellent. :)

De Sousa Hi Marcello
Thanks for the kind words. Please read the explanation, below, at Anna Lepke comment.

Marcello Della Corte Ahhh, interesting stuff! :)

rahmat mulyono 3 years ago

... nice idea ;-)

Dragan Jovancevic 3 years ago

haha, such a noble setting and then this.

the shadow was added??

De Sousa Hi Dragan
Yeh, sometimes I wish I could understand myself. Please read the explanation, below, at Anna Lepke comment.

Dragan Jovancevic thank you for your explanation, it is so great that you make such an effort already in the shooting stage. It is a great,funny image,that also combines excellent technique.

Fulvio Pellegrini 3 years ago

great composition and light
F.

Paul Quiambao 3 years ago

but how?

De Sousa Hey Paul
Please read the explanation, below, at Anna Lepke comment. I think it will answer your question.

Anna Lepke 3 years ago

Wow, ... how did you do this?
I don't get it. No manipulation? The shadow is showing 3, but 2 are curled up.

Anna, (scratching her head and wonders ...) ;)

De Sousa Anna,
Thanks for you kind comment.
The shadow is from a not bended fork that I taped to the back of a white translucid acrylic sheet. It is backlit with a harsh and strong light to create the perfect shadow. I positioned the bended fork at the same position but in the front and lit it with minimal power and with very diffused light not to cause any shadow. The same for the plate. That's it. Hope this helps.

Last Frontier Thank you for explaining. I think you're creative in the more difficult way! (Im still trying to figure where the other fork was?and did you use another plate, also.) Mind boggling.
Jan

Anna Lepke Great! Thank you so much revealing your secret! Very kind. And convincing. I think it's fantastic that there a still people out their doing things like this without PS! My respect!

De Sousa You'll never find manipulation/montage on my work. I think it's the only way to give true power to a strange image.

Ursula I Abresch So that's how it was done! Genius.