Amber Reflection.

Zeckson Chow · 25th April 2005

Like the reflection of this table lamp, so set it up for a shoot.

silver.wolf · 25th April 2005

Nice try.

Minor nitpicks:

1) the table is slightly tilted. Just very slight only.
2) shouldn't have crop the top. would prefer the entire table lamp is inside the pic
3) table got dust? hmmm...

fisheye · 25th April 2005

Hi,

ya i agree that the table has dust and it's a tad distracting.
also a bit too yellow, so it makes the picture a little flat for my liking.

just my 2 cents worth anyhow.

cheers

nemesis32 · 25th April 2005

Zeckson, interesting idea...perhaps you can try just shooting the reflection without the actual vase in the frame? This will be more abstract.

One thing though, i dun think the vase is attractive enough, some weird shaped vase or perfume bottle may work better?

ortega · 25th April 2005

should have positioned either the lamp or yourself so that the wire is hidden.
change your WB setting for the kind of light available.

icarus · 25th April 2005

Perhaps u should have just shot a still-life of the vase alone instead of the reflection

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silver.wolf Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Little India Posts: 1,885	Nice try. Minor nitpicks: 1) the table is slightly tilted. Just very slight only. 2) shouldn't have crop the top. would prefer the entire table lamp is inside the pic 3) table got dust? hmmm... __________________ Great photography is about depth of feeling, not depth of field. Portfolio \| Gallery \| Blog

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fisheye Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 464	Hi, ya i agree that the table has dust and it's a tad distracting. also a bit too yellow, so it makes the picture a little flat for my liking. just my 2 cents worth anyhow. cheers

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nemesis32 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 3,476	Zeckson, interesting idea...perhaps you can try just shooting the reflection without the actual vase in the frame? This will be more abstract. One thing though, i dun think the vase is attractive enough, some weird shaped vase or perfume bottle may work better?