Whenever I visit the farmers market at Union Square I always want to photograph all the naturally organic look of the produce. This time in addition to grabbing some shots right at the market, I also picked up a few items to bring back and work into some still life setups.
I used the X-Pro2 with the Zeiss Touit 50mm macro and set the camera to Classic Chrome simulation mode. I dialed down the color a -2 to mute things even more.
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Shallots. This shot was taken at the market. |
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Quail eggs. I took this one straight down with the camera on a tripod. I was using an aperture of f/11 to keep everything sharp and this resulted in a slow shutter speed. The fixed position LCD on the X-Pro2 had me dreaming about the X-T2 with its articulating screen. For this shot I needed a ladder to get my eye over the camera. An articulating screen would have let me view the scene from ground level. |
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Rosemary and some old burlap I had hanging around in a the prop drawer. |
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Pink Verbena flowers. |
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