Creating still life scenes is a great way to practice your photography. It allows you to compose and control almost every facet of the photographic process from composition through to post production and is especially good for experimentation when you are learning how difference camera setting interact. You can also produce some fantastic images. This collection is a great example of what can be done with a bit of planning.
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