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[VegasMike]

My wife has this oil lamp sitting in the kitchen so I thought I'd play around with a still shot. Not great on the lighting but I kind of like the way it turned out.



I have Windrider to thank for inspiration for this- I used Flaming Pears Flood for the effect.

[sheltiesmama]

These are some really cool shots. I especially like the effect on the second one.

[ukglyn]

Great shots, love the subject & the results!
Great PP work to.

[Angelb]

Both are nice but I like the second one best. Great effects on both. TFS

[VegasMike]

Originally Posted by sheltiesmama

These are some really cool shots. I especially like the effect on the second one.

Thanks, Shirley. These were fun to play with.

Originally Posted by ukglyn

Great shots, love the subject & the results!
Great PP work to.

Thanks, I'm glad you like them.

Originally Posted by Angelb

Both are nice but I like the second one best. Great effects on both. TFS

Thanks, Angela.

[poinsiana]

Both look great, but I like the first one best. The framing looks excellent. It's something I'd put on my kitchen wall.

[Hayward Taylor]

Hi Mike - looks very nice - even the lighting ... that Michelle (Windrider) .. she's an image manipulator, isn't she?

[lindyannajones]

I love Still Life. You've done an excellent job bringing out the rich colors on the jar's contents with your lighting and your post production. Delicious!

[VegasMike]

Originally Posted by poinsiana

Both look great, but I like the first one best. The framing looks excellent. It's something I'd put on my kitchen wall.

Thank You.

Originally Posted by Hayward Taylor

Hi Mike - looks very nice - even the lighting ... that Michelle (Windrider) .. she's an image manipulator, isn't she?

Thanks, Hayward. And yes, the things Michelle does in post is amazing.

Originally Posted by lindyannajones

I love Still Life. You've done an excellent job bringing out the rich colors on the jar's contents with your lighting and your post production. Delicious!

Thanks, Linda. I find myself looking at everything with a different perspective then I did before I took on this hobby less than a year ago. Almost everything I look at is "how can I capture that?"

Mike