Pearl Harbor Day – An interview with my father, Max, a Pearl Harbor Survivor
An interview with my father, Max, a Pearl Harbor Survivor - June 3, 2001
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I just got my new 16″ MacBook Pro with Apple’s own silicon chip (M1 Pro). This is the official unboxing. Camera work by my grandson Cian. Shot with iPhone 13 Pro Max.
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I wanted to do some creative photography. I love still life and the challenge to create something from scratch. I had an idea to shoot an apple, a glowing apple. Interesting enough, I decided to see what was out there by doing a Google image search. I discovered an image where a camera flash unit was put INSIDE the apple. Had to try it, after all it was an actual glowing apple.
Light is the basis of photography and I like to feature it as a subject. Once I had the light inside the apple, it was a matter of placement. An interesting background, a way to conceal the flash and support the whole apparatus.
The flash was fired remotely, triggered by the on-camera flash. This shot used a porcelain pitcher which was in our kitchen. It was chosen mostly for support reasons, but I thought the flash inside could create some interesting lighting. Here is the result.
There were no Photoshop manipulations in this image. In the film industry it’s called a “practical.” It’s all done in camera with actual setup of objects.
Here is another I had done previously: Floating Light Bulb