Final Images...
For my final images i used a series of kitchen utensils and firstly either abstracted them or transformed them, and secondly I created a pattern from the whole or parts of the object. I mainly found inspiration in works of Levi Brown, a product photographer and M.C. Escher, a mathematical graphic artist.
Spoon Transformation...
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj_zqxrDNLwkSqfEpnKTD4PGPR1SJJ9HS1R1T8k0ErrTFG70-Xbelk_Szr7KyrqZlZt6lNI9kRrEeq337OeMT6-DLY-hOLKoU5oEuxy9sdj6jU5mwiiXiB6Us30RvS8RnASA-7tvh4M_qeK/s400/1+Spoon+transformation.jpg)
Spoon Pattern...
The image above is a pattern formed of spoons. For this image I created an intire circle of spoons wich was then repeted through the image and resized. The lighting was simple again having a top down light which fully illuminated the spoons, also what helped this image was the reflection of me taking the photograph, my reflection can only be pin pointed by zooming in to a single spoon but the forms and colours that it gives off really help to add to the slightly bland/blank silver reflection of just the spoon itself.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg_I6SrX2aaMhWec-k2FydY1dtMQoO_UEDpUeQYX-nyJjolCJBlWlS1Jf1tsnFasD80XlTYFCRFSgeIEgmiP-iAVqU1AZ_CPMEEyaTIwrrVuzHe-gvD9pgk89tiK3cTgaS_zpk1pVx9Kewn/s400/2+Spoon+pattern.jpg)
Sushi Mat Abstraction...
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjZx5aTAUoj_F2m0io8L7NzzgEq8_P4ItNxGM9Edh-FvA45G0xDiC8CoGkiTec7uFAibCn9uLb41rXiV3FX-jrYm-uNRL20yY69mDVP0s1TW0z0V70iayBraPp04rqE4nSxQ9Wv4vpbOUS0/s400/3+Sushi+mat+abstract.jpg)
Sushi Mat Pattern...
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjQL6IBvGLOf2p5nFxeUzqcEWKpPMiFFPfBeV3aoMEjUspVv6edo-Lgqm6Ws2gIBZzTLKZwxoA-NnECKSO6mzcLjBtUpHyIKUKZMRgYviCOv-SJzcTYT32wGY1g5Q7IgkV17pbFj6IcHweZ/s400/4+Sushi+mat+pattern.jpg)
Can Opener Abstraction...
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiIkj9dLlnEGDi0bysmnkcJudWzpcXRrFUhcqXeqyTxfucPbtSn5vUA1SVoMe3Mt180LYuLy675jwnOI5j6rEYHBE4QCJN1pbEMCFkTKA2Lw4IqQczXyvjYbpCloN2dJsq1_-NrkxDnDXoi/s400/5+Can+opener+abstraction.jpg)
This image is proberbly my favourite of the non-pattern shots as the angle and lighting gives the object a personality and reminds me of an election photograph the way the bright beam of light in the background hits the head of the screw and the angle of the head as if it was looking up and out to a brighter future (I know that was cheesy). The shot was taken using the double lens technique which mimics a macro lens allowing extreme close upswith a cool vingette that focuses the eye on the subject. the lighting was simply just a directional light which back lights the object but is slightly offset to highlight the head.
Can Opener Pattern...
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEil8SaDztVYv01_FZTBVSGV-_7rRpPU8NclnabSzGY2AK71u3icQXviZ1Yy6jRc6gysISK3fELG195zx5lqFrqfwA2cjLwIHri7iKu7FCJo0k0fnbMJbMF8iceTocsbny_b9bl5Sg7Ged6z/s400/6+Can+opener+pattern.jpg)