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Challenge: Fruits and Vegetables II (Advanced Editing V)
Camera: Canon EOS-10D
Lens: Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
Date: Feb 11, 2007
Aperture: f16
ISO: 100
Shutter: 1/30
Date Uploaded: Feb 11, 2007

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Place: 185 out of 346
Avg (all users): 5.4845
Avg (commenters): 5.7500
Avg (participants): 5.3093
Avg (non-participants): 5.7500
Views since voting: 679
Views during voting: 250
Votes: 161
Comments: 5
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02/15/2007 04:52:34 AM
very good idea!
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02/13/2007 07:58:51 PM
Fun idea, I might have called it "Closet Orange", but still good.
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02/13/2007 06:45:49 PM
Cool idea
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02/12/2007 02:29:23 PM
Interesting idea.
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02/12/2007 09:30:15 AM
That's great! Love the idea you present in this composition - comparing apples to oranges! Very creative and original! Composition is good but it needs improvement in the lighting and attention to details category to push this out of the slightly above average and into the exceptional category. First off, lighting. On the orange and the mirror they are perfectly illuminated. On the apple, however, it is not. The right half of the apple fades off and disappears into the black background (at least on my monitor it does and I have pretty much calibrated it to see each square on the DPC light to darkness bar at the bottom of this comment box). I think that if the viewer could see the full shape and hard outlines of the apple it would improve the visual impact of the photo. Either another light positioned at a 45 degree angle to illuminate the right half of the apple could have been used or upping the gamma slightly could work (but you may loose some of the tone of that true black background). Next, the devil is in the details - we see the stem of the apple but we don't see that mirrored in the orange relfection. Seeing the green stem stump on the top of the orange would be the complimentary reflection of the apple with it's stem showing- something you would expect to be in a true reflection of the main object. But we don't see that here.
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