matrix: n. something from which something else originates
by mcrael

Comment by thatguy:
good idea, nice clear image, i like how the apple contrasts with the flower 5

matrix: n. something from which something else originates
by mcrael

Comment by 'Pong:
I get what are you trying to say from the title not the photo itself. That means if you want to say 'something from which something else orginates', this is much like a still life photo.

matrix: n. something from which something else originates
by mcrael

Comment by Gallatin:
This is beautiful, what a wonderful photo, looks like a painting...10

matrix: n. something from which something else originates
by mcrael

Comment by adine:
Refreshing and original - your own interpretation. Lovely colors in a wholesome subject. Wish the back apple had more dimension (back-lit as well?) and the petals on the left would stand out even better with some back-light too.

matrix: n. something from which something else originates
by mcrael

Comment by frisca:
lovely, but a little dark.

matrix: n. something from which something else originates
by mcrael

Comment by kiwiness:
Interesting interpretation of the Matrix.

matrix: n. something from which something else originates
by mcrael

Comment by Amiee:
Nice job. Very cool image. I like the way that you planned this out and put it in front of the black background. Good job.

matrix: n. something from which something else originates
by mcrael

Comment by marbo:
I can`t see what this has to do with the movie matrix.

matrix: n. something from which something else originates
by mcrael

Comment by cpanaioti:
I like the reflection. The image is a little dark and the cut apple is too central. Maybe if the items were more on the diagonal they might have more impact.

matrix: n. something from which something else originates
by mcrael

Comment by Pedro:
how did you light this? It looks like it might be with a single yellow spot. for some reason the light is very subdued, so your colors look flat. The black backdrop won't help because it's non-reflective, so using a diffuser (even a thin piece of paper) and a brighter light might help. That would also help with the hot spot on the apple. Filters can help with the flat color, but I find it's easier to do some post-process adjusting in photoshop or some equivalent.