Brenda
by lcfourstar

Comment by davidcara:
Awesome shot! Great focus.

You are a lucky man.

Capital Reflection
by lcfourstar

Comment by lcfourstar:
I'll try the black and white mode and see how it turns out.

M&M's spill it over
by lcfourstar

Comment by lcfourstar:
Thanks for the comments, I'll try the paper defuser.... Did this at home with just the room lighting with a black sheet as the background and base.

M&M's spill it over
by lcfourstar

Comment by glad2badad:
This is a fun image! It's making me hungry for candy. ;^) What are you using for a light source? It's just a bit harsh. Getting pretty defined reflections on the candy. Tried using some sort of diffuser? I keep a pad of large white paper (the kind you can put on an easel for mtg's, etc...) available. Tape it, or hold it in position to filter the lighting some. Don't laugh - it's cheaper than buying all the pro stuff. ;^)

Capital Reflection
by lcfourstar

Comment by Jutilda:
Very cool. I love it when architectural structures reflect the image of another. This creates a mosaic effect. Nicely shot. This might be a fun one in black and white, although the blue tones are very appealing.

Bursting with Flavor
by lcfourstar

Comment by lcfourstar:
This was my commercial entry for my electronic photo studio class, yes it was two images combined in PS. Thanks for the comments

Wild Wine
by lcfourstar

Comment by lcfourstar:
Thanks for the comments, first try at lighting and studio work

Wild Wine
by lcfourstar

Comment by CalliopeKel:
The colors and arrangement here are fantastic. Love it.

Wild Wine
by lcfourstar

Comment by glad2badad:
A little hot up top with the lighting. The green pear is blown out. Nice arrangement/composition. Did you try with a flat black bottom as well? Just asking because I wonder how it would look without the reflection... Ok, back to work for me now. ;^) Take care.

Bursting with Flavor
by lcfourstar

Comment by glad2badad:
There you go! This is fun. What - practicing for some commercial shoots? ;^) Is this two images combined in PS or did you set it up this way to use the sky for bg? Either way - it's a great shot.