Ready to be sautéed!
by Damon

Comment by Jules1x:
I enjoyed this image. I thought the composition was nice, and the lighting highlighted the food nicely.

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Comment by markwiley:
A definite P-A-U-L feel to it.

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Comment by PennyStreet:
here's lookin' at ya!

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Comment by Garry:
Nicely done, Paddy! Just missed out on a TT by a whisker!

One of my few 7s for the challenge.

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Comment by aliqui:
I really wonder how many people knocked this for the "tilted horizon."

I thought that at first, but then figured it was a sidewalk in the foreground. Well designed sidewalks aren't level in areas where there's actually weather. They are indeed tilted to allow for the water to run off rather than remain on the surface and cause damage. I would imagine the same theory applies to ledges as you say this is. Where I live, we get a lot of rain in the winter. There's enough tilt on some of our sidewalks that my ankles hurt after a time!

I suppose there's a lesson we should take away from this. Watch how much of a tilted surface is in a photo where the horizon is a essential piece? I dunno, heh.

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Comment by Damon:
Thanks for the comments everyone, some mentioned the horizon wasnt straight but it actually is. What your seeing on the slant was the marble ledge that I was shooting from. If I straightened it, then it put everything else of skew. I thought it was unique for the challenge and it didnt place to poorly :)

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Comment by Lydia:
SO MANY right angles!! I wish the "horizon" were leveled instead of the "bridge"... so it would have scored more highly... but maybe I'm wrong and... you'll ribbon!

This is perfect for the challenge topic.

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Comment by tnun:
our cup of angles overflows.

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Comment by illini75:
I really like this angle

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Comment by JakeKurdsjuk:
Would love some perspective correction with all the skewed verticals.