Topic: POW Week 55 - Chrome & Metal

Photographing shiny objects can be a bit tricky, but if done properly - the resulting images often look very cool, so lets get some practice in this area.

Rules:
1. Photo needs to go along with the subject in some way.
2. Use thumbnails for photos with any dimension larger than 450 px or over 40 kb.
3. Post as many as you want.
4. At the end of the week the person who chose the topic will pick someone to choose the next topic. This isn't a "winner", just someone who gets to suggest the next topic.
5. No sigs

Spooneyes
Specs
So here am I still recovering from testing a bottle of poteen, donated by a friend to celebrate the old 50th. Still a bit wobbly on my feet and feeling a bit rough, as you can see. Not being able to face the outside world I struggled to find any shiny chrome subjects to photograph at home, so I had to "wing it" with these.
Actually it was my Ma who took the first photo, slightly puzzled, but she is used to my oddities by now The lovely thing about doing this was, by some cosmic fortuity, cold dessert spoons when placed over the eyes, really help alliviate the after effects of too much enjoyment from the night before.
Tao

Whoa there! What a beautifull hog "J" . Looks really low slung too, I wonder if that's where the phrase "low rider" came from?

Plenty of shiny chrome in that gallery but that's my favorite. It's a fairly low bike and it helps when you stick your camera down in the grass too for a look up at the bike

A fishing theme.. no chrome though.
One.
Two.

"This mightn't be very shiny" but "get on a winner"

Haven't been here for a while, but I do have this shot;
Dice

(Edited by frankacaba on 09-11-2004 09:19)

Very lovely things going on in that one, frank =)

meh.

^ Lurch, you da man

Thanks guys.
The week's up, and the privilege goes to JKMabry.

ugh, ok

there's some good photographers round heah

A little late...


(Edited by briggl on 09-20-2004 21:40)