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Day 324: Grater
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What a great shot! I love the colors on it and that was obviously no accident.
Well, it was partly accidental. My idea was to have light shine through the holes in the grater. So I placed it on top of a shelf that has a lamp on it, and started playing with angles of both the light and grater.
On the shelf happened to be a large tea box, with a green-blue-ish colour, and I noticed the reflection of that in the grater. The lamp is red. So, that’s how it happened; colours happened by accident, but when I noticed them, I used them on purpose :-)