Red Wine 2

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By: JOE Straub
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Photographer	JOE Straub {Karma:303}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Sony DSC
Categories	Still Life	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Sony f=5.o 1:2.8
Uploaded	1/8/2005	Film / Memory Type	Digital
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Location	City - Maryville State - MISSOURI Country - United States
About	I tryed again to reduce the reflections with natural light,I think it is a improvement over the 1st Red Wine but still alot of reflections. Any advice???

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Gabrielle Willson {K:7978} 2/7/2005

I struggle too when the camera need more light. I think no flash is often better but it is tricky to get the image sharp sometimes.
Still life images are best - I am severely tried by the indoor soccer images!

JOE Straub {K:303} 1/9/2005

Thank you Angela, I will try it with the light from above. I did not mind your picture at all. I like the effect the light from above had on the liquid in the glass!
JOE

JOE Straub {K:303} 1/9/2005

Thank you Gord,I also think it is much better than the 1st picture.
JOE

Angela Lynn {K:1483} 1/8/2005

I had the same problem, but I moved the lighting to where it was coming down on the bottle and glass. Its a little better, but still working on it. Hope you don't mind me adding a small pic, so you can see what I mean. Angie

Gord Runtz {K:3348} 1/8/2005

Hi Joe, This one is 100 times better than the other photo. Lighting is greatly improved and in my opionion the placement of the glass and bottle are much much better as well.

Gord

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