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Jack & Coke
Jack & Coke
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Challenge: Things That Go Together (Advanced Editing I)
Camera: Sony DSC-F707
Location: home
Date: Jan 30, 2004
Aperture: 8
ISO: 100
Shutter: 30
Galleries: Advertisement, Digital Art
Date Uploaded: Jan 30, 2004

My favorite cocktail

Statistics
Place: 96 out of 164
Avg (all users): 5.2759
Avg (commenters): 5.9286
Avg (participants): 5.2843
Avg (non-participants): 5.2639
Views since voting: 1283
Votes: 174
Comments: 15
Favorites: 0


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 Comments Made During the Challenge
02/08/2004 11:08:15 PM
OmGOSH, you would ruin a good whiskey with that vile coke? LOL! Just kidding. I like the together idea but I don't like the post processing, the x-ray type look. The ice looks very dirty and just not very appealing at all to me. a 6
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02/07/2004 02:04:04 PM
good compoaition can't say much for Jack Daniel through 6
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02/05/2004 08:00:54 PM
I hope you don't get to many "over processed" or "too PSed". I think you did a great job with this. The editing really works well. Crop and focus are great. I think this is my favorite so far. Good luck.
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02/05/2004 01:22:46 AM
I don't appreciate the negative treatment of shots like this....Sorry
TC
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02/03/2004 05:46:07 PM
The inverted color goes nice here..good job!
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02/03/2004 04:53:54 PM
I would have preferred the original colors I think... yet I'm sure the voters would have considered it too 'dark'.
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02/03/2004 03:35:52 PM
Well.. my two immediate reactions are "there's no reason for a negative effect on this shot" and "that really produces a cool effect."
So in the end, I think I've decided to take the shot as a purely visual experience and say that the unique subjects you had and the way they result from the effect made it a good choice, and the result is a very cool shot.
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02/03/2004 09:00:53 AM
When I think whiskey and coke, I would expect to see warmer colors...reds, browns, etc. This negative image looks good, though I would expect this to be used for a vodka or some other clear drink.
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02/03/2004 03:36:18 AM
hmm, I'm not much of a whiskey fan but isn't it best on the rocks - whiskey and ice? Very mystic blue color hope you tell us about the makeing of this picture.
What is it sticking into the picture from the lower right? Very nice setup.
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02/02/2004 08:07:50 PM
not sure of the benefit of using the negative image here.
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02/02/2004 07:06:04 PM
as one who drank Jack straight that seems a horrible combination
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02/02/2004 03:41:26 PM
nice picture...would have been great the other way around (instead of negative). nice detail in the picture!
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02/02/2004 12:41:22 PM
I like the blue colors but they look as if they've been post processed too much leaving dirty looking ice and glass and a black reflection of the whiskey bottle in the coke bottle. Plus, your colors look too blotchy.
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02/02/2004 12:40:09 PM
The color shifting makes the bottles look all mottled and dirty and the drink unappetizing. Good combination, but the effect does not work for me.
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02/02/2004 01:35:25 AM
Looks like an infrared filter was used here. Very creative and definitely out of the ordinary! It give the picture a spooky glow and I really like it! 10! It has good focus and all that other stuff, too.
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