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The surface of chicken soup...

Photographer:	X Adam Kozik
Folder:	People and their creations
Uploaded:	29-Nov-2011 11:32 CET
Current Rating:	9.00/4 View all ratings Delete my rating
Model release available:
Camera:	Olympus E-620
Exposure time:	1/100 s
Aperture:	F5.6
Focal length:	50 mm
Lens:	Zuiko 50mm f2.0 macro
Focusing method:	Spot
ISO:	200
White balance:	Auto
Flash:	internal
Image format:	RAW
Processing applied:	Increased contrast, clarity, and blacks...almost two-thirds of the original photo was cropped out.
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Image resized to:	768x615

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Excellent

Adam,
Excellent work, was this the 50mm macro lens?
Mark Stodter

Mark Stodter at 19:55 CET on 29-Nov-2011 [Reply]

50mm macro

Hi Mark,

Yes, this was the 50mm with the internal flash...you can see the shooting info now. Thanks for the comment!

Adam

Adam Kozik at 02:34 CET on 30-Nov-2011 [Reply]

NO SUBJECT

Amazing. I was wondering what this is when I ran into the caption. Who would have thought that with a simple chicken soup you get this effect.

Alfred Molon at 00:00 CET on 02-Dec-2011 [Reply]

rosół

Alfred Molon wrote:
> Amazing. I was wondering what this is when I ran into the caption. Who would have thought
> that with a simple chicken soup you get this effect.
>

I'm glad you like this one, Alfred. The flash and the cropping affected the final outcome a lot. I should give my wife credit...the soup was equally amazing! ("rosół" in Polish)

Thanks!

Adam

Adam Kozik at 03:47 CET on 03-Dec-2011 [Reply]

NO SUBJECT

This is wonderful, though it is possible I liked it better before I knew what it was! A lovely subtly-coloured pattern-picture, enlivened by the flash. I would like this on my wall. In the photographic form, you understand.

Mike Bywater at 20:28 CET on 03-Dec-2011 [Reply]

in the soup

This is certainly chicken soup for the soul!

Tom Barry at 16:33 CET on 04-Dec-2011 [Reply]

soul soup

Tom Barry wrote:
> This is certainly chicken soup for the soul!
>

Thanks for the comment, Tom!

Adam

Adam Kozik at 21:15 CET on 04-Dec-2011 [Reply]

patterns

Mike Bywater wrote:
> This is wonderful, though it is possible I liked it better before I knew what it was! A lovely
> subtly-coloured pattern-picture, enlivened by the flash. I would like this on my wall. In
> the photographic form, you understand.
>

Mike,

Thanks so much for your comment and description. I agree with you about not knowing what it is. However, rosół (Polish spin on chicken soup) is really beautiful (at least the type my wife makes). You almost don't want to stir it...but every time you do, you stir up a new creation. I took this for a food and drink competition which occurs this Tuesday...I did a 8 x 10 metallic print placed against a black backing.

Thanks again!

Adam

Adam Kozik at 21:26 CET on 04-Dec-2011 [Reply]