Shot this photo in the dinning room on my glass table. Used the table to give it a floating feel to the lamp. As well, for refections. I also use the natural light from the window and blinds, also, direct lighting. I had to adjusted the color a bit to get more of the true color from it. Sharpened it a little and croped it.
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Thank you folks for the comments and voting. I agree, the blinds are a bit distracting. I wasn't really think about that when I shot it. I was seeing them as a way to enhance a mundane object. I could of tilt more to the right to balance the photo out now that I see it. Perhaps I shot at that angle due to the lighting from outside. I can't remember. However, It was a nice design attempt to make something mundane look interesting. I have learned a lot from this one. This shot looks better after I had made it more into and abstract art piece in Photoshop. Looks much better that a normal photo.
Good tonal range, all metal and light. Perhaps it would be better to line the lines in the drapes/curtains(?) up with the frame, the bended lines are a bit distracting.
Mundane no doubt. Compostionally, I find that the mini blinds are very distracting. A plain black background or a backlit white background would have worked better in my opinion.
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