One more experience, learning to have the light I'm looking for in my flash, my entry to today's monomad challenge.

One of my main goals within photography is to be able to create stock images in the comfort of my house, don't take it wrong, I really love walking on the streets doing street photography, but that doesn't mean that there aren't other things that I like within photography, like stock photography, and landscape photography, I also like macro photography very much but as the sensor of my camera was dirty I stopped doing it because the dirt was more visible, and difficult to fix.

When it comes to stock photography I really like dark food photography, it seems simple but it really takes a lot of work to get the light you're looking for, besides stylizing your scene and getting a nice composition that catches your client's attention, I'm not an expert, but I always try new things, today's images were made with the intention of finding that necessary point to correctly know my flash light, that I really left in the oblivion for several weeks.

As I still lack a lot of props to decorate my scenes, I tried to do something very minimalist with the first pictures as in this one of the ring.

I didn't like the angle in this picture very much but you know I always show all the pictures, even the ones I'm wrong about.

Step by step I wanted to get better textures, and I added other elements to fill the space, I didn't edit much with Luminosity masks, I got the light with the position of my flash and the softbox

In this picture I also made a mistake because I cut a part of the lock, so I had to do it again.

And this is what I was looking for in this experience, I would like to know your opinions about the final result.