Afternoon Egg

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By: Carl Beihl
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Carl Beihl {Karma:357}
Project	#11 The Incredible, Edible Egg	Camera Model	Nikon 990
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens
Uploaded	6/4/2002	Film / Memory Type
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Views	451	Shutter
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Critiques	4	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - Country -
About	Rainy day light again.

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Gary Auerbach {K:3935} 1/26/2003

Great atmosphere. Nice use of grain. I like it!

Kristupa Saragih {K:1031} 6/5/2002

Nice shot... but IMHO you shouldn't use soft filter in this shot because it doesn't add any value
...the bright are on bottom left is too distracting and should be eliminated and these objects need a fill-in light from right

Carl Beihl {K:357} 6/5/2002

Thanks Maggie for the lighting suggestion. It's a good point. Another way I could have solved it would have been to rotate the whole still life a little more clockwise. That way, the cup might have escaped the shadow of the teapot.

I added some grain with Photoshop, and some soft blur and some luminesence. I'm looking for a painterly result, much like that rendered by the Flemish painters.

Deleted User {K:6775} 6/5/2002

Hi Carl...I love the feel of this image...not sure if you did something in ps or its the type of film you used to get this soft grainy effect. This image looks muck like a painting.

Only thing I would have done differently here is to use a white reflector on the right side to bounce some light into the shadowed area so you could see the edge of the little cup and separate it from the teapot....*smile*...Maggie

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