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I didn't use flash and used a slow shutter speed to get some blurr from the hands setting the rack. I also didn't really worry too much about sharpness I wanted to create a hazy effect so i just rested my camerea on the side of the table. I then just turned it to B&W. let me know what you think.
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Great. But I'm very curious about the coloured version
Brian the idea is very good, and i like a lot the blurred effect in the hands and not in the balls as one would expect.
when i saw the original you uploaded as a reference, i decided to make a quick ws on it.
hope you do not mind. (could not help myselsef resisting to those colors :)
Nice work, Brian! It has a lovely ghostlike and casual feel to it and the dynamism really makes the shot. Like Isabelle trademark colourtreatment too. Very fine job!
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Nice mood with this image Brian. I think that the B&W effect adds to the character of the photo.
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