My late father had worked tin, copper and other metals for several years. As I was with my grandfather recently he asked me if I could take some shots of the works that he had as he wasn’t sure each one had been photographed.

I thought this would be a great way to try some new type of photography. But my only equipment consists of a camera and a tripod I had to improvise all the rest. I took the shots near the window and as it was cloudy it gave a nice diffused light. Then we put an old spotlight on the wall behind the table and here we go.

I posted all the photos on the following blog http://jeanmariesoler.wordpress.com/ (it will also be containing other product shots not taken by me later).

No HDR here, no retouches except cropping.

Details are:  Aperture: f/7.1  –  Exposure: 0,6 sec  –  Focal lengths: 36mm  –  ISO: 100

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