Gerrit Buntrock is a
food and drink specialist working with design, editorial and advertising
clients. He has two fully equipped studios for digital capture.
Images found on the AOP
The
background is out of focus which draws more attention to the subject. The whisk
is holding the chocolate nicely making it more appetizing. The whisk is also
bang in the center and nearly symmetrical.
Again the
colours are very vibrant and the red contrast hugely with the green apples. There
are water droplets on some of the apples which show the smooth textures. The
light is shining nicely onto the top of the apple making them look fresh and
edible. If I was to recreate this image I would make the apples cover the whole
frame without having a background.
The
composition is really nice in this image. The rule of thirds is used by having
the subject to one side and having a small amount of negative space on the left
hand side. The fruit is vibrant and stands out drastically from the background.
The crust is very sharp so the viewers can see plenty texture and pattern in
the photograph.
The bread
bun is nicely presented looking fresh and edible. Part of the background at the
top is out of focus which is showing depth of field. He has kept the background
plain to draw more attention to the bread bun.
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