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Coca Cola
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Date Uploaded: Oct 6, 2007

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This is not a composite, it is one image. The reflections in the coke machine were doing weird things that I did not notice until I got home and downloaded the photos.

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08/28/2008 09:15:23 PM
Holy peacock! Way cool!
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10/20/2007 03:22:11 PM
Very surreal. I wonder what the peacock chose for refreshment? I'm gonna guess Dr. Pepper.
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10/16/2007 04:20:05 AM
distracted by the edit here, seem s heavier at bottom than the top. photo is nice.
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10/15/2007 10:51:25 AM
sounds like a lucky break. all us great artists get them once in a while. ;) the trick is to know them when you see them. good find! the processing accentuates the right things, blending the peacock into his environment. I also like having the logo cut off. It is the most recognizable brand in the world, so a fraction is all we need.
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10/15/2007 02:37:40 AM
I keep thinking that that bird is looking at you for help in getting his money back, as the stupid machine has eaten his quarters and not given him a coke! There are some wonderful elements to this that really make me smile. The tilt of the shot (OMG, it's not level, DNMC DNMC!!!) adds a dimension of oddity that fits with a peacock (or some other such bird)in front of a coke machine beautifully. The processing, for me, is a bit heavy as you reach the bottom, but parts of that I also really like, such as how grungy and dirty the floor looks; to achieve this but keep a bit more detail in the tail would be my preference, but I don't know if it's doable, and "cleaning up" the floor might "ruin" the shot to my eye. I love the papery, delicate feeling the processing gives the machine, and one thing that caught my eye was the almost crystal clear "thank you" near the coin slot. For the "story" or reaction I had to this, that clearness works really well in an ironic (or more likely quasi-ironic) sort of way. Neat shot, right place, right time.
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10/14/2007 09:16:56 AM
Now that's surreal. I was looking at the Coke machine and almost missed the peacock! Great work.
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10/06/2007 01:09:42 PM
this looks so interesting, i like the processing a lot.
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10/06/2007 12:57:41 PM
Great processing on this. The incongruity of the layered scenes makes for a striking composite.
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