Coffee

[Yog70]

Originally Posted by wulf

If you want to learn, the most important things are not answers but more questions

Eg. why did you position the cup where you did (almost but not quite centred)?; why did you choose that size (about 25% of the full frame)?; are you happy with the lighting (perhaps a little bright on the right and dull on the left)?; could you and should you have tried to get the top of the drink in sharper focus?

So, what are your answers?

Wulf

Great questions Wulf. Let me know if you need a Padawan.


Yog70

[Lomal]

I know I'm too late on this. Took it in time, just didn't post it.

[NorCALChris]

Originally Posted by Oni

Assignment: Coffee

Very cool, really shows how we depend on coffee. It's the MOST important thing sometimes.

[dev3]

Originally Posted by wulf

If you want to learn, the most important things are not answers but more questions

Eg. why did you position the cup where you did (almost but not quite centred)?; why did you choose that size (about 25% of the full frame)?; are you happy with the lighting (perhaps a little bright on the right and dull on the left)?; could you and should you have tried to get the top of the drink in sharper focus?

So, what are your answers?

Wulf

I'm a new entrant to this community and a beginner at Photography. You words have provided some nice 'food for thought'

[Amira]

I posted this in the Critique my Shot section too, but thought I'd add it here as well for those still looking through the Coffee assignment. I'd love some pointers if you think of any!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kristalkareh/2145377696

Thanks!

[jiminyClickit]

Amira,

This link leads to a great description of how to use Flickr, from our Nicole, worker of Magical Spells and very good linkage. You are using Box#2 links on Flickr's All Sizes page, and by using Box #1 with the 4-5 lines of geekspeak, your photo will magically show on DPS, like Oni's phone memo above:

Posting Pictures from Photo Sharing Sites (A visual guide)

Holler if it doesn't work for you (but then post something here, because, you know, we couldn't really hear you.)

[Daoust]

Tim Horton's 'Roll Up The Rim To Win' Contest is really a huge part of what it means to be a Canadian. The contest is inextricably woven into our cultural fabric. We love it. I more than double my daily Tim Hortons consumption when the contest rolls around just so that I can get a chance to win a free coffee or, should I be so lucky, $10,000 or a new car. So far I've only won the coffee, but that doesn't mean I have given up hope.