I have an odd collection of forks which I pick up here and there, but I rarely use them. So they just sit in the silverware drawer. I thought they'd be interesting to photograph but they really aren't. Some are from Airlines, others from Hotels, a few came from eBay. I don't eat at home that often and when I do I use plastic forks so I can just throw them away after. I have a horrific aversion to forks scraping on the bottom of a stainless steel sink.
Sunday, November 20, 2005
Fork Issues
I have an odd collection of forks which I pick up here and there, but I rarely use them. So they just sit in the silverware drawer. I thought they'd be interesting to photograph but they really aren't. Some are from Airlines, others from Hotels, a few came from eBay. I don't eat at home that often and when I do I use plastic forks so I can just throw them away after. I have a horrific aversion to forks scraping on the bottom of a stainless steel sink.
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ReplyDeleteor nails against the board?
MMMMM Collecting and stealing forks or worst, buying them on E-Bay. MMMMMM I wonder what Sigmund would say... Oh! BTW
ReplyDeleteSCRIIIIIIIIIIIIIITTTTCHHHHHHHHKKIK! lol Bad Merlinprincesse. :o)
zbjernak: I could fall asleep to those soothing sounds compared to the forks on stainless steel..especially in dishwater.
ReplyDeletemerlinprincesse: Like I said..issues. heh heh. My alternate title was "Fork You, You Forking Forkers:
I have some spoons I really love, and others I don't. I try to rotate my utensils after washing, but I just find myself digging through for my favorite ones.
ReplyDeleteJeff, you're just waaaaay too funny and your photos are great no matter what you say. I split a gasket over your alternate title!
ReplyDeleteKeeping bringing your game, taking pictures as you know is not just for the result as it is for the discovery of your gift. You can learn something about the art of picture taking in each shot. I need to get a new camera, my sony 3.2 maga pixal is dying after the umtenth thousand photo, any recommendations for point and shoot?
ReplyDeleteFORK YOU you FORKING FORKERS...mmmmm. Think I've seen a bad movie that had that title. Actually, I loved it even if it was bad. Laughed a lot. Good actors, bad mooooovie. The Forkers. But it was not an ustensil story. Strange. ;o)
ReplyDeleteI like the forking photograph.
ReplyDeleteaughra: are they plastic?
ReplyDeleteginnie: It's ALL in the alternate titles sometimes.
lance: Lately I'm learning to stop being so cavalier and actually TRY to take a good pictures instead of just posting crap. As you Gentle Viewers deserve, of course. Heh heh
jenn: Only mustard should be.
merlinprincesse: FoCkers. Not FoRkers! I own all the rights to Forkers. :)
3LK: "They were Ecco Danish Modern Eterna." replied the very anal retentive curator of family silverware, jkirlin.
billy: I know what you like. You and yer fancy pants Tibetan Lamas.
it may not be the best shot but at least you have one already,i can't come up with anything
ReplyDeletephoto_man: Actually I came up with the idea on Nov 20, 2005. I've just been waiting for Tuesday Challenge to catch up. As an idea may I suggest getting a odd collection of forks and photographing it at a disturbing angle. I find that works for me.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad someone is having no probs coming up with inspiration for shooting i live in a fairly small area with nothing really worth shooting and i've tried to shoot just random things around the house but nothing turns out decent so i rely on site like photofriday and all those to get inspired
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