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| 06/05/2003 02:23:08 AM |
Coke Classic....aaahhhhhby OneSweetSinComment: If I make it through even half the photos in this challenge I'm probably going to be really sick of the person-drinking theme. Luckily for you I'm not YET but it's not the world's most original interpretation as I'm sure you're aware.
Inasmuch as the shot goes... I like the focus, the shot is very crisp on the bottle and the face. Side view is reasonable; a slight angle might have been a little nicer. The kid looks to not be drinking but rather just holding the bottle for the shot -- some of that is how flat the soda looks, some is just placement of both hands and lips. I don't know if that's the case or just the impression. |
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| 06/05/2003 02:19:51 AM |
This liquid does not like to mix with waterby wahooComment: Shots of the refraction of oil on water... if so that's a little iffy on the challenge topic but I suppose something+water is not the same as just water.
I don't at all care for that bright green colour, something else would have been preferable. Too bad you couldn't get the iridiscent effect. The bright spots (light reflections, I assume) are a little distracting. |
| 06/05/2003 02:18:12 AM |
When the cloud settlesby Dim7Comment: A different coloured backdrop would have highlighted the glass and contents more but I think I kind of like the close match between it and the foam; you've got a nice shades-of-yellow/brown going on here, although the table (pine, I'd guess) is a little bright in that case. Not as dramatic as the other Guinness shot I've seen so far but I like the slowly rising foam effect. |
| 06/05/2003 02:16:23 AM |
Two Milk, No Sugar.by BigSmilesComment: Tea, not coffee? Or just a fairly light brew of cofee?
I think w/o the bubbles would have been more interesting as more of the swirl could have been seen then. I like the framing of the shot, and the border is thankfully very inobtrusive. |
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| 06/05/2003 02:15:04 AM |
Dairy Queen by crabappl3Comment: Hmm, well, my only real problem with this is it's been done so often that it's lost some of its interest to me. I like the choice of purple for your contrast. There's a kinda neat planetary thing going on here that may or may not be intentional, but does help a bit to counteract that "seen it" reaction. |
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| 06/05/2003 02:13:23 AM |
Sapphire & Spriteby DiversqComment: Not a drink I would mix, I must admit.
I like this concept, and the composition with the reflection. I think there's a bit too much glare off the front of the glass, particularly on the stem. The focal point is interestingly centered but I think it fades into foreground blur a little too quickly; the base of the glass is much blurrier than I would have expected given an eye's view of this, for instance. |
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| 06/04/2003 05:38:48 AM |
Oiledby jjimComment: Hmm, the oil is hard to see and that detracts a bit from the topic-meeting aspect. Good shot of the gears and the thingie, I have no idea what this in specific but it's obvious machinery so a natural setting for the oil. |
| 06/04/2003 05:37:11 AM |
Fizzzby AllenComment: Very overly grainy. Interesting setup and idea and placement of elements. |
| 06/04/2003 05:34:58 AM |
Transfusionby moodvilleComment: I presume that's cider, then.
I like the idea overall. I like the condensation being not only on the glass but on the straw, but I think I would have preferred it not be on the apple. Using the straw container as the stand for the apple is a nice touch. |
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| 06/04/2003 05:33:09 AM |
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