50mm, f/1.8, 1/60s, ISO 1250- I had to use a desk lamp for extra light, and I was limited to where I could put it. I perhaps should have tried moving it farther away so that the wood of the shelf looked better.
- I tried some pictures straight on, and some with the tray open. I like the angle on this.
The angle is good. But I don't think adjusting your light source would have helped the slightly washed-out wood. This is one of those cases where HDR is a good option—it's difficult to get a good detailed exposure on something that dark without washing out anything lighter.
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