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Well they are obviously... just onions! I decided to capture this moment on my kitchen table before i used them on a duck casserole.

Photographer:	X Marco Lazzeri
Folder:	Marco
Uploaded:	08-Apr-2006 04:30 CEST
Current Rating:	7.50/2 View all ratings Delete my rating
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Camera:	Olympus E300
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Excellent Marco, nice compositi?n, warm color, very sharpen!!!...and bon apettite !!

Ricardo Rico at 04:50 CEST on 08-Apr-2006 [Reply]

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Ricardo Rico wrote:
> Excellent Marco, nice compositi?n, warm color, very sharpen!!!...and bon apettite !!
>
haha many many thanks Ric. Indeed bon apettite. =)

Marco Lazzeri at 05:08 CEST on 08-Apr-2006 [Reply]

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Hi Marco, what I said with regards to Pekka? s and Ricardo?s photos stand here also. Although the black BG gives impact, the lack of separation from it makes shot look flat. Break up your single light source with cardboard to add separation from BG and interest! Check my Smoke & Glass shot for example. Kind regards, Randall

Randall Beaudin at 14:01 CEST on 08-Apr-2006 [Reply]

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Randall Beaudin wrote:
> Hi Marco, what I said with regards to Pekka? s and Ricardo?s photos stand here also. Although
> the black BG gives impact, the lack of separation from it makes shot look flat. Break up your
> single light source with cardboard to add separation from BG and interest! Check my Smoke
> & Glass shot for example. Kind regards, Randall
>

Hi Randall,

believe me, ive been trying to do as what you suggest but couldnt quite achieve it or probably dont know how to set it up.
i always end up with a shot like this, if you can detail me with how to do it id appreciate it very much.

Marco Lazzeri at 04:39 CEST on 09-Apr-2006 [Reply]

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No problem Marco, send me an email direct. Let me know what kind and how many lights you are using.

Randall Beaudin at 04:47 CEST on 09-Apr-2006 [Reply]