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Mary Sue Hayward
{K:17558} 8/9/2001
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I love food images, because it combines two interests: cooking and photography. From a photography standpoint, I like the water droplets: they are few in number and impart a dewy fresh feeling, something I didn't attain when I photographed garlic. And from a cook's perspective: no, please don't wash the onions. We will pass on your milkshakes, but please post more food images, this one is nice!
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Beverly Gustafson
{K:1572} 8/9/2001
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Awesome detail Greg. I like the dropplets of water personally, adds a freshness to this. B&W works on this image to me. Very nice!
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Gregory Goodman
{K:0} 8/9/2001
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Thanks for the comments. Actually I took the onion from the fridge and the droplets just started forming on their own. Having said that, I wouldn't know the first thing about preparing onions or an Ovaltine Onion Milkshake...
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Chris Whaley
{K:3847} 8/9/2001
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No milkshakes at Sais.....great job on your first still life Greg...maybe a hair more on the DOF to get thos 2 extra drops (just my opinion) but excellent job nonetheless.
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{K:2743} 8/9/2001
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OVALTINE ONION MILKSHAKE???????????????
---- hehe thats a real good one..ROTFL
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{K:2743} 8/9/2001
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wow the thumbnail does no justice at all...i took a look only after i read lalithas comment about 'detail' and shes right on...
great image gregory...
when i tried cooking..i used to wash them..so droplets dont seem so outta place to me...if i had to nitpick on something...i would say the onion on the back is...too close to being right behind the first one..i like it blurred..but wish it was lil more evident..
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