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Thread: In Sink

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    Re: In Sink

    Tuna - Overall I think this is a very good photo. There's ample shades of grays, many interesting shapes, several discrete layers. The reflections betray your flipping the image btw (caught!). The only part that I feel isn't as good as the rest is how it gets darker at the bottom ... not a spoiler but I just wish it wasn't so dominating. Good work

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    Re: In Sink

    What can one say. . .rich tones and lighting. This is top notch.
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    Re: In Sink

    I agree. Well done as always. The play on words and matching the writing in the sink. Another lesson learned.
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    Re: In Sink

    My first impressions here was the quality of the recording because I would imagine stainless steel to be a difficult material to photograph.
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    Re: In Sink

    Your reflections are what makes this one for me.

    I'm thinking if this was really enlarged we could see your reflection in the handles of the spoons too.
    No, I DON'T need that.

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    Re: In Sink

    Awesome.

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    Re: In Sink

    I don't think the shot is flipped as the reflections are naturally upside-down in the bowl of a spoon. I tried it to make sure.
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    Re: In Sink

    Quote Originally Posted by Frog
    I don't think the shot is flipped as the reflections are naturally upside-down in the bowl of a spoon. I tried it to make sure.
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