Mixed Drinks: Photo by Photographer Tnarb A

Photographer's Request for Critique

--Tnarb A

Mixed Drinks

Would love to get your thoughts....

Critiques

Javed Rassi , February 11, 2006; 07:30 P.M.

Great I dea, I like it, nice work Tnarb.

Tnarb A , February 11, 2006; 07:38 P.M.

Thanks Javed!

Mike F , February 11, 2006; 07:50 P.M.

NICE, very creative!

Gino Tumbarello , February 11, 2006; 08:39 P.M.

5 5

Tnarb A , February 11, 2006; 08:43 P.M.

Thanks Mike.

David McCracken , February 11, 2006; 08:54 P.M.

Very good indeed!

We see a lot of these glass pictures on P.N but not many as good as this. I love the details in the bottom of the glassess.

I think the picture could be a touch brighter or more saturated but really..... this is a great picture.

Tnarb A , February 11, 2006; 09:05 P.M.

Thanks David

brighter

David, Thanks... My favorite is the stems too... the one in front looks great on an 11X14. I think you're right on the brightness thing, I'll play around with that (and the saturation). I appreciate the comment a lot.... thanks for letting me know what could make it better! Attached is one with the brightness adjusted..

Tnarb A , February 11, 2006; 09:10 P.M.

David, I actually uploaded the brighter version as the original... that's why it probably looks identical to the one just above...thanks again.

Mike Gal , February 11, 2006; 11:03 P.M.

Very clever image. Could be used to teach colour mixing. Rgds, Mike

David McCracken , February 11, 2006; 11:35 P.M.

Much better...

Much better, Really. I would love to know how you lit this.

John Padmarajan , February 12, 2006; 05:38 A.M.

nice idea, good capture. Well done.

Tnarb A , February 12, 2006; 06:56 A.M.

Thank you Mike and John... David, this one was lit by a Canon 420EX Flash on a 2ft. extension cord. I had a white posterboard curved up on a counter and then bounced the flash off of the ceiling. I tried several ways of lighting and this was the one that worked out best... I have since bought some studio lights with a large softbox... I'm thinking of trying a similar shot with my new lighting and playing around with it a bit more.

Marcelo B. Castellon , February 12, 2006; 01:41 P.M.

Great

Thats an awsome idea makes me wanna try it sometime...GREAT job...congrats...

Tnarb A , February 12, 2006; 02:14 P.M.

Thanks Marcelo. If you figure out a way to get a greener green, let me know! I wish the green had turned out "greener"...

Mark Pav , February 13, 2006; 09:19 P.M.

Love the colours! Clever take on this theme.

Kah Kit Yoong , February 14, 2006; 09:10 A.M.

Pretty

I rarely comment on this genre as I'm no expert but this is very well done. Look forward to more experimentation.

Tnarb A , February 14, 2006; 03:58 P.M.

Thanks Mark and Kah Kit!

Donovan Brockmeyer , March 08, 2006; 01:14 A.M.

Good Idea!

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