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Here is another picture from the ab nach Hause photo sessions for an article about pans. The first ideas I had I didn’t like because I hadn’t considered the panhandles and they didn’t fit in the overall composition. When I gave it another thought, I decided photograph a woman embracing a couple of frying pans. The picture I used for Welche Pfanne ist die richtige? looks warmer, but I decided to reedit it to see what it looks like when you use cooler tones.
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41 responses to “Embracing Frying Pans”
Nice
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Thank you, Derrick.
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een prachtige opname Rabirius
have a nice day
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Dank je wel, Willy.
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Works well Rabirius…feels like the love of cooking ☺️👍💫
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Thank you, Hedy. I’m glad you like it.
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Having the handles fan out and radiate is brilliant. Moving the colors toward the cool turns an artistic illustration into pure art. I love it.
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Thank you. I’m glad you like it, Michael.
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Embracing the pans, this woman must love cooking. Great photo, Rabirius!
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Thank you, Peter. I’m happy you like it.
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Wonderful photo.
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Thank you, Timothy.
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Nice, the cooler tones give the picture something extra.
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Thank you, Jan. I’m glad you like it.
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Is this what they mean by “panning the shot with your camera”?
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If it is you hit the nail on the head.
(Poor thing. 🙂 )
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Ha!
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🙂
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And we could add that your comment is “punning the shot.”
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Good one Steve!
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🙂
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🙂
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it’s like having a frying pan addiction.
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Well, I guess that is something that can happen, so watch out. 🙂
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Long ago, I asked, “How are you?” The monk replied: I’m getting fried up! What do you mean, I asked again. And he said, “I’m frying pan, and Sun is burning me to the end.” 🙂
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🙂
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Great Idea.. I have had a break from Cooking Rabirius, no embracing pans of any kind, just waited on, with scrumptious food, and no pots to wash.. 🙂 ❤
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Thank you.
Well, in summer, when it is warm I also do not cook much – but in winter I need something hot.
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me too.. 🙂 Nothing like a good stew in winter months.. 🙂
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Exactly. 🙂
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🙂
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Haha. Nice.
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Thank you, Walter.
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I like the composition and the cooler tones, Rabirius. Nice job!!
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Thank you, Amy.
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Love the handles. (I would not have noticed without your commentary)
Anybody want to try again with cast iron used on open wood fire? …. NOPE! This photo’s subtitle “joy in a modern kitchen”
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Thank you, Kim.
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Sterke foto. De foto geeft zo mooi de uitstraling van iemand die voor het fornuis geboren is. De glow-achtige bewerking doet het heel goed. wat me ook nieuwsgierig maakt is hoe de foto zou zijn in portretstand en daarbij het hoofd meegenomen is de compositie (portret)
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Bedankt voor je complimenten, Henk.
Helaas nam ik alleen foto’s zonder de kop, omdat de pannen het hoofdelement in de foto zouden moeten zijn. Een gezicht zou de aandacht meer op de persoon hebben gericht.
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Je hebt gelijk. Het hangt er natuurlijk ook helemaal vanaf met welk doel je zo’n foto maakt
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Ja, bedankt. 🙂
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