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Photographer  Joshua Rainey {Karma:5069}
Project N/A Camera Model Canon EOS REBEL 2000
Categories Still Life
Film Format
Portfolio Creative Photography
Lens Canon 75-300mm USM
Uploaded 4/3/2004 Film / Memory Type Kodak  T-Max
    ISO / Film Speed 400
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About I flipped the image in photoshop so that the reflection that says PEPSI wouldn't be backwards. I thought it looked better like this. Other than that, no changes except for re-sizing...
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Aira Manna Aira Manna   {K:11187} 4/18/2004
so cool - bravo!!!

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Carlheinz Bayer   {K:14220} 4/14/2004
This is awesome. I love it and go for the new version. Good work! Carlheinz

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eli  cash   {K:-143} 4/14/2004
hate pepsi, love the picture

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Liz Chaffin   {K:546} 4/12/2004
/sandra is right on,

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Raymond Hardy   {K:590} 4/6/2004
wow, that is a really nice image!
Good Work
ray

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Gayle's Eclectic Photos Gayle's Eclectic Photos   {K:91109} 4/5/2004
Hey you, clever shot and i'm a big fan of pepsi,too ;D ...well seen and yeah, sandra's crop does give more focus to main subject,but you would have seen that if played with it more...B&W works well here...good one!...thanks for congrats and yeah,PNW rules!...gayle

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khairul haque   {K:504} 4/4/2004
cool,just cool!

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Dina Marie Dina Marie   {K:-1410} 4/4/2004
very unique - good job!

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Alan Armanini   {K:5407} 4/3/2004
Joshua,
Great shot, really like the reflection.
Very original, looks good in B\W.
Excellent Work!

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Joshua Rainey   {K:5069} 4/3/2004
Seriously you are amazing. Thanks for changing my pic, I like your version a lot better...

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jo pez   {K:2958} 4/3/2004
...nice idea...:))

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Sandra Eber   {K:233} 4/3/2004
I'm really taken by the originality of the shot. I love it. I have a suggestion though, because the shadow of the can has too much weight and draws my eye away from the real focus of the shot. I rotated the shot and recropped so that the shadow is smaller and is in a diagonal line with the reflection. This way, even if the eye is drawn to the corner by the dark spot, it then moves back out to the relection that fans from it. But I'd like to know what you think.

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