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05/24/2006 10:49:11 PM |
Hmmm, this is an interesting one. The shadow color is a trip. The use of a tripod would have been handy here for natural light. I love the cold crisp taste of natural light.
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05/23/2006 11:44:52 PM |
| Nice presentation of a lenscap. One of my favourite photos of this challenge, but I'm afraid that others won't like the technical imperfections, such as overexposure and therefore lost detail in your whites. If it was any better, it would have scored higher just based on the idea and setup. This way I have to give it only a 7. |
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05/23/2006 07:19:32 PM |
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05/22/2006 10:29:28 PM |
| The refraction of the lenscap in the convex lens of the cup makes this one work! I love the shadow too. |
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05/21/2006 11:47:33 PM |
| Very well done. I wish your ground around the bottom of the stem was a little more non-descript. Plain white with nothing visible would be better IMO. |
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05/20/2006 09:20:04 PM |
| I like this idea a *lot*, but I think you could have improved the execution. the shadows are harsh and focus is soft. a more interesting background and lighting could have made this shot a real contender. |
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05/20/2006 05:01:19 PM |
| I find the shadow distracting. Good idea, though. Might want to keep some distance between the glass and the backdrop. |
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05/19/2006 06:45:26 AM |
| Good idea! The execution was not so impressive due to the light. In verry reflective subjects like this you may need to difuse a lot you light source. Try to use a thin white nylon or difusers made for photography. The key for good ligh is to think that a good light source is big. That stands that the source must be in some way large relative to the subject, this improve difusion. |
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05/18/2006 11:19:21 PM |
| Clever! Not sure what's going on in the upper corners but I do like the shadow behind the glass. |
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05/17/2006 07:58:43 PM |
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05/17/2006 01:36:50 PM |
| Excellent idea! I like how you can see Nikon at the front of the glass as well as at the top! I think the lighting could have been improved just a bit, but I like the photo. |
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05/17/2006 12:31:32 PM |
| I think we have a winner folks! Love it. |
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05/17/2006 10:41:06 AM |
| Good idea but something disturb me about the quality of this image. Just cant put a finger on it. 6 |
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05/17/2006 05:59:23 AM |
| Nice idea but you got to work on your lighting, it is horrible! Since your subject isn´t moving, just use natural light from a window and a tripod, not a flash next time. |
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05/17/2006 05:09:13 AM |
| Good idea but the lighting is abit drastic and harsh. |
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05/17/2006 04:56:31 AM |
| uhm... I hope that's your lens cap in there :) cool idea, must have been tough trying to blow out the background while minimizing glare on the glass but you did a pretty good job |
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05/17/2006 12:54:27 AM |
| great idea but not done to perfection |
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