As a child, I always thought garlic was wonderful. When cooking, adding garlic to the food will make it smell good.

In Malaysia and Singapore, people are even more aggressive in stirring the garlic, mixing it with some small peppers and drizzling it with soy sauce to make the food more delicious. But it is rather inconvenient when they talk to people, because of the unbearable bad breath.

The western vampire films, makes me believe more about the magic of garlic, because the western people believe that it can drive away vampires. I’ve been thinking about this for a while now, but if I met a blood-sucking vampire after eating garlic, I wonder what kind of situation would arise? Maybe one side is desperately blowing air and the blood-sucking vampire is trying desperately to hide?

Later, I found out that garlic is really useful; it is said to prevent heart disease, lower bad cholesterol, and also can reduce the risk of cancer. After I got hooked on photography, I didn’t care if garlic could drive the evils away, I just thought garlic was a good subject matter.

Put the sack on. Choose three garlic of the right size and arrange them. Adjusted the angle and added a polarizing filters. After observing for a while, I thought it would be better to make the tone warmer. So I added an 85 warm filter.

When the film was developed, I thought the result was very good. The tones, color temperature, juxtaposition and composition, etc. were all in good proportion.

By creating this composition with garlic as the theme, I not only confessed my fascination with garlic, but also learned about texture and lighting.The only problem is, I don’t know if this photo can drive the vampires away?