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|  | 11/23/2004 04:23:40 PM | 
| forgottenby crude_artComment by Moose101: I like the photo and I'd pick the Coffee about now ;-). Anyways, good work on this however I find that the background has good lighting yet the subject (in my view) doesn't have enough lighting on it. If it was the other way around you would have had a great photo in my opinion. Keep shooting! | 
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|  | 11/18/2004 06:36:10 PM | 
| forgottenby crude_artComment by rscorp: Very interesting lighting and background.  Foreground could use a splash more light in my opinion. | 
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|  | 11/18/2004 02:29:15 PM | 
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|  | 11/18/2004 01:36:01 PM | 
| forgottenby crude_artComment by cghubbell: I'd like to see a bit less shadow on the foreground jars to make their detail more accessible. | 
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|  | 11/18/2004 07:01:30 AM | 
| forgottenby crude_artComment by outland: I think I understand your choice for this exposure.  While it adds to the message I take from this photograph, I had to overcome a strong negative first impression in order to see the message. | 
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|  | 11/18/2004 06:23:43 AM | 
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|  | 11/17/2004 11:15:33 PM | 
| forgottenby crude_artComment by Zoomdak: I like the light patterns upon the illuminated background. Cool sillhoutte, but I wish I could see most of it or not of it. | 
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|  | 11/17/2004 07:27:05 PM | 
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|  | 11/17/2004 01:32:28 PM | 
| forgottenby crude_artComment by neonv: nice!! great window texture and darker inside works... if i saw an "echoed" spout on the coffee pot it would  work better for me though | 
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|  | 11/17/2004 11:21:03 AM | 
| forgottenby crude_artComment by Pedro: to me, pgotography is primarily about light.  this one could either use a little more or a little less, depending on what you're going for.  I really like the backlighting idea using the firbeglass wall (a shed or barn I'd assume), but the cannisters seem like they need to either be brought out a bit, or completely silhouetted. A single spot light cast from the direction of your camera would help i think.   if this weren't a basic challenge, you could dodge the cannisters a bit and just bring out the highlights a wee bit.  This is just my opinnion of course - ignore it if this is the look you're going for :) 6 from me.
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