Continuing with pano macro

Before i started my vegetables i did one more fruit as i was eating melon at the time...

Melon

I think this turned out well i was trying to capture the texture of water and it being smooth but also having that grainy texture while eating it by moving my hands when taking the image. When i get back to college i am going to edit these and see if i can help express the colour or to just play around. I took the image below before this one, it didn't turn out how i wanted it but i really like it.

I love the separation in the middle and the two different colours on each side, i think it is visually pleasing because of the colours being quite nude but also contrasting in a way. It was a mistake but made me think about how i compose these images and how i want to express them.

Cucumber

These cucumber images i took all turned out differently and it was quite hard to capture it smiler too the water melon but i like how the last image turned out, i was thinking about biting into it, the skin then crunch then the water and i feel i caught this quite well.

Mango

This one of of a melon i think is ok but i think is a bit boring, i decided to try and add the skin in...

This one turned out a bit blurry but i liked the green and orange colours, i think these look quite like paintings and look quite abstract.

I really like the colour burst on this one, i think again it captures the texture of the fruit well and when i cut it with a knife it left ridged marks on the fruit so i wanted to try and capture that. i really like the last cucumber one and the second melon one, i think they turned out well. I am just playing around with this idea and seeing where it takes me.

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