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About LinkBacksThis was the first in a series: plain and simple ... I think I have to do that shoot again one day ... maybe with a tomatoe this time .. for color reasons ..not one bit of Photoshop ins this one ... very plain.
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This was the first in a series: plain and simple ... I think I have to do that shoot again one day ... maybe with a tomatoe this time .. for color reasons ..
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I quite like this. Just clean up some of the dust spots and it'll be perfect!!
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Cool stuff! Nice and simple. Eggs are particularly hard to focus on for some reason. Especially white on white. I guess the camera has a hard time finding a contrast.
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Matt I really love the minimalism of this image.....I would frame it and hang this in my kitchen in a second for that reason.
Love the egg shots...keep 'em coming!
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Nice try and I love that concept of the eggs. Actually one egg with the background of white looks amazing. I love that and I really appreciate that. Next time I will be waiting for the tomato. I hope you will post that soon.
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I like your lighting setup here, the hard shadow under the egg works well balancing the weight of the egg on top.
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elegant in it's simplicity, well done - I vote for a spot of honour in your kitchen as well
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Wow - that's very good in it's simplicity. Great shot!
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