Ummm.... Coffee!
by ewillison

Comment by Sinky:
I think this would have been stronger without the background object. Also seems slightly oversharpened.

Ummm.... Coffee!
by ewillison

Comment by GeckoZ:
I don't quite like the background...

Ummm.... Coffee!
by ewillison

Comment by dolphnz8:
Love the chrome reflection thru the coffee

Ummm.... Coffee!
by ewillison

Comment by Gunnsi:
Reminds me of the undrinkable Jersey coffe I once had. Think there is some misunderstanding in the brewing over there. One teaspoon coffe pr. 10 cups
:-)
Good picture.

Ummm.... Coffee!
by ewillison

Comment by pineapple:
Nice shot.

Uniform Brass
by ewillison

Comment by MacDonald:
well photographed - but the composition would benefit from a definitive focal point - maybe a contrasting background?

Uniform Brass
by ewillison

Comment by sherpet:
To busy.....

Uniform Brass
by ewillison

Comment by Neuferland:
Wow! That's a lot of brass buttons! To many to count, LOL :)ice clarity, color and the touch of buckles throughout the shot add a nice break to all the buttons. A few hot spots but otherwise, very well done. An 8

Wedding Dress Shot
by ewillison

Comment by ewillison:

Originally posted by Plachoochi: I like your perspective and the stained glass window is a nice backdrop. A few things that should have been done to help this photo are cropping out the light in the upper right, smoothing the hem of the dress and watch your exposure - her dress is overexposed which has caused you to loose detail.

Actually, the compression caused the dress to loose detail not the exposure. The printed images show dress detail perfectly. Also, the beauty of the stained glass window far outweighs the light fixture caught in the upper corner. Besides, church ceilings have lights, and I never crop wedding photos, all framing is done in the camera. Finally, yes, the dresses seam could have been flattened out. However, take into account this is a three strobe setup, achieved in less than two minutes, right before the wedding party headed to the reception. In wedding photography you work with what you got, and their ain't no time to dilly-dally.

Message edited by author 2006-04-01 20:37:23.

Wedding Dress Shot
by ewillison

Comment by Plachoochi:
I like your perspective and the stained glass window is a nice backdrop. A few things that should have been done to help this photo are cropping out the light in the upper right, smoothing the hem of the dress and watch your exposure - her dress is overexposed which has caused you to loose detail.