Bread, oil & vinegar
Posted 09/02/2013 - 21:37
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I love the concept, why not colour and hard white light for the 'Mediterraneo' feel? That's a Greek word ,but you get what I mean it's about zest , contrast and cool.... jeff..
Posted 09/02/2013 - 21:55
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jeffstclair wrote:
I love the concept, why not colour and hard white light for the 'Mediterraneo' feel? That's a Greek word ,but you get what I mean it's about zest , contrast and cool.... jeff..
Which is the Greek word?
I love the concept, why not colour and hard white light for the 'Mediterraneo' feel? That's a Greek word ,but you get what I mean it's about zest , contrast and cool.... jeff..
Posted 09/02/2013 - 21:58
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That's a very good question. The cafe are more interested in black and white shots which would fit well with the decor. They also really loved a piece of mine and seem keen on that direction - they asked it is was part of a collection of similar pieces.
Posted 09/02/2013 - 22:03
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the one word thats near greek is zest (zesti is it hot in greek)...
'Mediterraneo' is an italian film...
'Mediterraneo' is an italian film...
k-5, K-5ii,60-250 f4, 50 f1.4 af,17-70 f4, 100mm macro wr,siggy 10-20 siggy 100-300f4
Posted 09/02/2013 - 22:36
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Good work, well controlled and presented.
Best regards
Best regards
Too far from a shore.
Posted 10/02/2013 - 05:34
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I love that last one ...Jeff..
Posted 10/02/2013 - 14:55
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A colour one too:
Posted 10/02/2013 - 16:00
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Try droppin' an egg in it
Half Man... Half Pentax ... Half Cucumber
Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
Algi
Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
Algi
Posted 10/02/2013 - 16:11
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Hi Bob, I really like the concept and the image is very good. Just one observation; the white areas on the bread (flour?) look a little too blown out and prominent to me and tend to draw my eye towards them. It may be worth toning them down a little?
Regards
David
Regards
David
Posted 10/02/2013 - 16:21
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Good point David. In the black and white shot, the flour is pretty clear. Not so much on the colour version. Good call.
Posted 10/02/2013 - 16:28
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Yeah - just tweaked that now. Definitely better.
Posted 10/02/2013 - 17:05
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Hi, I really like your shot. The only problem for me was that you cannot understand it's oil in the plate in the B&W shot. On the other hand the bread does not look "mediterranean" in the colour shot. Bread is usually white. How about trying B&W but having oil and vinegar in colour?
Just a thought....
Just a thought....
Posted 10/02/2013 - 17:42
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giofi wrote:
Hi, I really like your shot. The only problem for me was that you cannot understand it's oil in the plate in the B&W shot. On the other hand the bread does not look "mediterranean" in the colour shot. Bread is usually white. How about trying B&W but having oil and vinegar in colour?
Just a thought....
I agree in the b/w shot it isn't obvious that it is oil in the dish.Hi, I really like your shot. The only problem for me was that you cannot understand it's oil in the plate in the B&W shot. On the other hand the bread does not look "mediterranean" in the colour shot. Bread is usually white. How about trying B&W but having oil and vinegar in colour?
Just a thought....
However I have had brown bread in Mediterranean countries, and I have to say it looks delicious.
I'd like to see the egg one in colour too. It doesn't do anything for me in b/w.
Posted 10/02/2013 - 18:27
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giofi wrote:
Hi, I really like your shot. The only problem for me was that you cannot understand it's oil in the plate in the B&W shot. On the other hand the bread does not look "mediterranean" in the colour shot. Bread is usually white. How about trying B&W but having oil and vinegar in colour?
Just a thought....
See what you think:Hi, I really like your shot. The only problem for me was that you cannot understand it's oil in the plate in the B&W shot. On the other hand the bread does not look "mediterranean" in the colour shot. Bread is usually white. How about trying B&W but having oil and vinegar in colour?
Just a thought....
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I used the K-5 and Sigma 105 macro. I lit the scene with 2x4 E27 bulbs mounted on light stands with umbrellas.
This was f4.5, ISO 1600 and 1/1000s exposure:
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