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I am thinking of entering a photo contest with the theme of "Red". Do you think either of these are adequate? Which one should I use?
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I am thinking of entering a photo contest with the theme of "Red". Do you think either of these are adequate? Which one should I use?
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larkspur, your photos are always great. Those two have wonderful composition.
As for 'Red', both have less red than white or grey, so they sort of minimize the red.
What would happen in the first if the glass was rotated? But then the bubbles on the fruit (?) would not be visible.
My egg broke and that was my last white one. I'll have to get some more tomorrow.Or stand the egg up and perhaps lean it diagonally back. Then you might get a gradation of red. That would look cool.
Good Idea. I will try that.On the second, try moving the clear liquid to the left or perhaps in contact with the glass of red liquid.
Personally, I find the second photo uninteresting.
The first one is nice, but would be better w/o the bubbles.
Good choice, they are great of course but #4 really stands out, or at least it does to me!
The second one is not my favorite either...
Thanks for your input Cyrus.
#3 is interesting, simple.
#4 I like. Very pastoral, and not overdone. Too bad the barn isn't read. That would make for an interesting contrast. We have some red barns in our area. I need to go take some pictures.![]()
Yes, it was two wine glasses. The front one was filled with sparkling water and an egg, the glass in the back had red Easter egg dye in it.They're all fantastic as usual. I actually like the first one. Was that a boiled egg or something in the glass or just a curious optical effect?
Yes, it was two wine glasses. The front one was filled with sparkling water and an egg, the glass in the back had red Easter egg dye in it.
What inspired you to do that? Its a wonderful effect.
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