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What's your favorite dish?
What's your favorite dish?
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Photograph Information Photographer's Comments
Challenge: Kitchen Art (Classic Editing)
Camera: Canon PowerShot S10
Location: just down stairs
Date: Mar 16, 2003
Aperture: 2,8
Shutter: 1/15
Galleries: Abstract, Still Life
Date Uploaded: Mar 16, 2003

I'm out of ideas.

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03/30/2003 05:11:18 PM
CRITIQUE CLUB CRITIQUE
by karmat

Rough when you can't think of anything, isn't it? I've been there. When that happens, sometimes I take my camera out and just start shooting pictures and let whatever may happen. Othertimes, I will find a nice online gallery adn surf through it for a while.
About this picture:

COMPOSITION
I like the strong vertical "movement" of the dishes. You ahve a nice pattern set up here, and I think that it could potentially make this an awesome shot. Perhaps if the front dishes were evenly spaces, adn set a stringent "rhythm" then the back dish set like it is, almost as if it were "marching to a different drummer" it would have more immediate impact. They look a little too random, right now, I think.

TECHNIQUE
I like the hint of colors showing, and the front dishes being out of focus doesn't bother me too much. I do think that if perhaps there were some behind the focused one, and they were out of focus as well, it would make for a stronger visual image. Also, there is a strange shadow on the focused plate that looks like you may have adjusted either contrast or saturation a bit too much, and it looks a little like noise.

OVERALL EFFECT
I think this is a potentially good shot, it just lacks some of the "organization" things that would give it "grabbing" power. I do not mean to say that all shots must look straight or organized, but sometiems it helps to "control" the chaos.

Best to you in future challenges.
karmat
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 Comments Made During the Challenge
03/19/2003 07:44:27 AM
We know which is your favorite dish! I think this would work better without the other out of focus dishes in the way. nice colours in the focused one!
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03/19/2003 01:28:48 AM
Only one pattern is clear. More dof would have improved this. Good repititious lines.
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03/17/2003 11:17:16 AM
I wuld like the focurs on the foreground and let the back fade, but a good idea for this challenge.
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03/17/2003 03:41:58 AM
The clean one.
03/17/2003 03:25:34 AM
Meets Challenge.
Visual Impacts not that great as the dish on the bottom is im focus but the ones in the middle and on top are out of focus.
Originality - good idea but lacked detail on the focus quality
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