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Corkscrew 2
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Another angle on the corkscrew. No, I wasn't drinking a Turning Leaf, I just received the corkscrew in a kit as a gift. I was drinking a Gadino Cellars cabernet franc from Little Washington, Virginia.
Same lighting setup as the last shot, a single light high and to the right of the frame. I have this shot where the face of the tool is bathed in the light and another where the face is turned away from the light. I think I prefer this image only slight above the other. I'll post the other one as a workshop.
PP was minimal. I nudged exposure and added a little vignette in Bridge. I then added the © notice and resized in Photoshop.
Thanks for your critiques.
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Hello Scott. A well spotted photo opportunity, works well in black and white. Thanks for sharing.
Regards Phil.
I was taking a drive through your gallery Scoot and what I like is that you aren't afraid to get in tight with a shot! I think that is what makes shots so nice! You get right up close and personal with your subject! This is super, love the tones, Even though it looks BW, it is really color! Excellent work!
B-)
Linda
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