I found these plastic samples kicking around the design studio last week and thought they would make a cool abstract photo. I've tried a couple of shots, with various lighting setups. Any input or suggestions would be great...
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I found these plastic samples kicking around the design studio last week and thought they would make a cool abstract photo. I've tried a couple of shots, with various lighting setups. Any input or suggestions would be great...
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VERY cool set! Shot 1 is the winner here imo; dig the drops and highlit edges![]()
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Nice, very interesting idea and works but for the second shot in the dark area, needs just a tad more light, but thats just nitpicking ....
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The first one is the winner for me too...love the water drops...adds to the effect. if I had one tiny niggle, I would get rid of the labelings in the first shot.
I think they would stand out better.![]()
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I like the first and the last shots. I agree with Casil to get rid of the labels. I love on the water sets off the colours.
very nice!
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