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Comment by rinac:
Peter, you're a machine! Gorgeous image, bordering on the surreal. Congratulations!

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Comment by tanguera:
I think Shot #3 would have placed higher, given the strictness of "back lighting" with which this shot was judged. But I love the shot anyway. Congrats!

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Comment by violinist123:
Didn't vote, but at a glance I could see why some people would not have considered this being backlit (their 'glance' not mine), given the large, specular highlight on the front of the ball which pretty much says "guess where the light source was". Could be why you got such an unusual number of 2's.

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Comment by HeiSch:
Congratulations Peter,
great picture, great placement.

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Comment by SherwinJames:
This is quite captivating. Well done.

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Comment by BarbB:
Beautiful image, great colours, and I think the outtakes are fabulous too.

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Comment by KarenNfld:
Love your outtakes as well!

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Comment by IreneM:
Gorgeous. Love it.

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Comment by Chinarosepetal:
I don't usually enjoy DPC style studio set up shots, but for this and the others you've shown I will definitely make an exception. Your images work well as art and I've loved looking at them, thank you :)

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Comment by aKiwi:
I was pleased with how this image came out.
Thanks for the comments & good votes.
A lot of low votes on this one. 20 under 5. Quite a flat curve.
I started with another concept which didn't work & proceeded to this.
Here are a couple of outtakes.
More can be seen in my gallery here.

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3. I nearly used this one as I thought it would show the back lighting better.


4. For those who like bright colours.


Message edited by author 2008-12-03 02:27:25.