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By: Tarah Toler
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Photographer	Tarah Toler {Karma:-382}
Project	#43 Unusual Vision	Camera Model	Horseman 4x5 view camera
Categories	Abstracts Still Life Commercial	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	210
Uploaded	7/20/2004	Film / Memory Type	ILFORD HP5 plus/400
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Tarah Toler {K:-382} 7/22/2004

Hello Gary, and thank you for your comment.
The reason for the pearls was simple because it was assigned to me. the other tow with out were shot simple for my self. Yes I agree with you I just had to come up with 5 different backgrounds for the pearls, and the spoons was one. I was going for a mixture of something elegant against some thing ordinary and used on a day to day bases. The 4 other back grounds are a mixture of things in the kitchen like utensils and fruit.
As for the tight crop. It was the only option for me because I was working with a rather small pice of tile for the background and to get the spoons that size without having fall off from the large format camera I was forced to shoot so tight.
NOTE:
I know I could have used photoshop,
But unfortunately I shot this before I knew how to use photoshop.
P.S.
I love your work!
thanks again
Tarah

Gary Gantert {K:2104} 7/22/2004

Compositionally I like this one best of the series.
Nice design on all three. They work well together.
Good selective focus on this one.
I don't know if it needs the pearls, or whatever those white round things are. It doesn't quite make sense.
I feel that the crop is a little tight on the left. The spoon runs tangent.

Sara M {K:12411} 7/20/2004

Very interesting and creative style.. Nicely composed.. I think you did well in presenting the picture with B&W, it's really elegant and beautiful.

Merete Westerdahl {K:11079} 7/20/2004

Very creative..very artistic...very beautifull..
Regards..
Merete :-)

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