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Inspired by Fons!
Hey Fons, your "inspired by Randall" inspired me to do this one!
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Fruit and Vegetables
You are unbeatable .
This shot deserves to be published in a magazine, beautiful composition.
Fonzy - at 12:29 CEST on 17-Jun-2005 [Reply]
Nice still life
Good arrangement, lighting, color. Would make a nice calender photo.
Chris Galbraith at 05:55 CEST on 18-Jun-2005 [Reply]
You learn from those who played before
Randall, I have been watching your extensive work and really rocking back and enjoying every bit of it, and from what I have seen, I could tell that you are an....Active kind of guy with a Creative kind of mind. Well done every time.
Kerland Elder at 07:34 CEST on 18-Jun-2005 [Reply]
Fellow Travellers
Thank you Fons, Chris and Kerland. It's nothing really, just a lifetime maniacal obsession ;-) Not sure which takes more precedence, the tools of the craft, the building of each shot? especially true in Product/Tabletop" or the love of light and it's amazing properties. Again, thank you gentlemen.
Randall Beaudin at 14:27 CEST on 18-Jun-2005 [Reply]
Background
One more question Randall, the colourfull background is standing upsidedown, take a look at the pot the bird and the deer ! Maybe it was you intension to be not distracted from it but it is wurth a question isn't it?
Fonzy - at 22:05 CEST on 18-Jun-2005 [Reply]
Background
Yes I did do that on purpose Fons. I did consider trying to get the pattern upright, but it just wasn't an issue for me.....Mr.PICKY ;-) It just gives ones eye something to scan, which means that you are paying attention eh! Regards
Randall Beaudin at 23:20 CEST on 18-Jun-2005 [Reply]
Saturated colours
Hi Juan. Thank you for the compliments. The "secret" to saturated colours is (1) use a "specular "light source > flash.and try to use "bounced" as little as possible or as a fill to raw flash as your "key or main light" (2) Under expose slightly. Regards.
Randall Beaudin at 06:04 CEST on 21-Jun-2005 [Reply]