The Pearl of the Orient at Dusk
by Tiberius

Comment by Lydia:
Lovely shot. Congrats on your HM!

The Pearl of the Orient at Dusk
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Comment by colorcarnival:
This is amazing. Love the color of the sky. Such a pretty moment!

The Pearl of the Orient at Dusk
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Comment by tanguera:
Wonderful clarity

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Comment by Kelli:
Oooh! Luscious!

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Comment by vawendy:
I like this. I like the shallow depth of field. The two cherries in the back are gorgeously oof. For some reason the stem on the front one being out of focus bugs me. I wish it was turned a little so the whole stem was in focus (simply because the stems are wonderful on a cherry, and very photogenic.)

Also, have you tried flipping it horizontally? Sometime it's much more comfortable for the eye to start of in focus and move towards the oof (since we read from left to right.) -7-

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Comment by CNovack:
Voted earlier coming back to comment now.

Colors and lighting is lovely on this photo dessert. The flaw is the very soft focus, but oddly it also is a strength. The only thing that is in sharp focus is the one cherry and a bit of the frosting around it. All else is soft focus such that we cannot truly appreciate the details of this tasty treat. However that soft focus works to project a feeling of velvety softness - that this cake will literally melt in you mouth with smooth silky taste of chocolate and vanilla icing. So I do like what the soft focus does but I think it just needs a little tweaking to get a better balance better sharp focus and soft. Perhaps if the middle 40% horizontal portion was in sharp focus but the far background and near foreground soft focus it would get that Goldilock's "just right" feel (yeah, I know: man she is being so darn picky:-) )

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Comment by CRe8n4u:
Mouth watering good... Very nice shot! Looks like I need a bite :):):)

The Pearl of the Orient at Dusk
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Comment by MaryO:
Love the colors and sharpness.

The Pearl of the Orient at Dusk
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Comment by bsluijk:
Beautiful. How did you get your phone to underexpose the picture?

(Dis)Connecting Technology
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Comment by Cory:
Blurry. Snapshotish.