An Apple a Day

[Steve Adkins]

Or... is it a Physiogram a Day??
Reversed my setup and made a swinging platform for the camera - light is fixed above. It seems I can't leave well enough alone.
This allows me to try more variables... and create something like this multi-reversing trace.
Made the main apple with eleven 1 minute exposures of the single swing and combined as layers in PS. This eliminates the need to use gels as I can colorize each exposure/layer as I wish.
Free transformed the main image to create the leaf and stem.

All C&C welcome.

[Dennis Bishop]

Amazing. You're way out there, by yourself, at the end of the distribution curve. Great work on this. I can't wait to see what tomorrow brings.

[Maureen Allen]

Wonderful, Steve!!!

[Cheryl Slechta]

Steve, this is incredible! (I love the core and the stem with leaf). Can't wait til tomorrow

[Andrew McLachlan]

Steve looks like you have knocked another one outta the park!

[Anita Bower]

Absolutely marvelous! Love it! This is unique and excellent. One knows immediately that it is an apple, but a very special apple. Love the way you created the "heart" of the apple, the lines leading into and creating the center. The touch of green is just right. I think this is outstanding!

[Steve Adkins]

Thanks folk! Appreciate your time and kind comments.