Photography With Something You Already Have in Your Cupboard

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Looking  for something with strong contrast, massive lights and shades, wanting something that gives you strong abstract shapes and shadows ?  Wanting something that is freely available, constantly changeable but can also be constant enough for you to take a heap of shots without it moving off on you at the crucial moment of pressing the shutter ?   Want something that you can manipulate and change at will ?

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How about something that you can find in most kitchen drawers ?  Aluminum foil -  for a starting point just pull it out, scrunch it up and move around  until you get a composition that looks amazing and start shooting.  Turn  your flash off or all you will get will be reflections of yourself !  Fine if you want a fuzzy photo of your own nose !   Then start adding and moving light, move it closer to the light source, away from it and use a tripod for best results -  spot the photo above where there is camera shake to see the difference.    Switch your camera to macro for extra good close ups and to avoid that fuzzy photo of your nose again :)  Go experiment and while you are at it pull out a few of the other things in your kitchen drawer - you will be amazed at what has been lurking there all the while that will take amazing photos.














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