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12-DEC-2005 shu

Skoal ! *

Canon EOS 20D
1/800s f/5.6 at 135.0mm iso800 hide exif
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Date/Time12-Dec-2005 15:31:17
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 20D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length135 mm
Exposure Time1/800 sec
Aperturef/5.6
ISO Equivalent800
Exposure Bias
White Balance (-1)
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality (6)
Exposure Programprogram (1)
Focus Distance

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ctfchallenge19-Dec-2005 04:01
Neat Shu. theFly
Paul 13-Dec-2005 09:47
Excellent. Shame about the crack or whatever it is in the relected glass, although saying that you do get the feel that it's 2 different glasses.
Rod 13-Dec-2005 09:30
(:-o Same to you:-)
Guest 13-Dec-2005 09:05
Exellent shot. I would never have worked out how you did it in a million years. Cheers. - alexoki
ctfchallenge13-Dec-2005 08:59
(:-o
Rod 13-Dec-2005 08:17
This is a terrific shot Shu even though me & the missus couldn't find the tilt:-)
ctfchallenge13-Dec-2005 03:28
Nice Shu. And, you did a nice job on the conversion. ISO800??????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GEEZ, the 10D would never put out this kind of smoothen silk at that ISO - heck, not even at 200. I shoot so much low light and I just can't go over 200ISO, but always need to. I've just got to get the 20D already. Very creative shot. :) ~ Lonnit
ctfchallenge13-Dec-2005 02:39
Lots of smoke and mirrors, well done. Rich
ctfchallenge13-Dec-2005 02:20
This is one goblet lying on its side on a glass table. The goblet's reflection gives the impression of two glasses. I merely cloned out the small reflections under the droplets. If you look at it sideways you'll get the idea. BTW, the backgound is sky and clouds reflected on the table. Did you figure it out? LOL shu
Francis 13-Dec-2005 01:45
Wow! how did you do that?
ctfchallenge13-Dec-2005 00:20
Jan--Ok in color, but more dramatic in B&W. The color element is not needed, IMO. shu
ctfchallenge13-Dec-2005 00:16
CLINK! If it's a "skoal," you have to be hanging on to something (in this case the stem of the wine glass.) My original idea was to eliminate the stems, but the glass did not look right in the setup, because for "skoal'" two people are holding the glasses and as you probably have noticed, this is just ONE glass. LOL shu
janewigginsphotography13-Dec-2005 00:10
This is such a brain teaser!!!! I would leave the stems in as they had that extra spark. Excellent thought in this image and great execution. How is it in color? jano
ctfchallenge12-Dec-2005 22:11
Great idea! Shu. I have a similar idea and just love how you executed it. * The b/w looks nice but the bottom of the photo looks a bit odd, no biggie though. Maybe clone out the bottom stems?

-Techo :)
Guest 12-Dec-2005 21:51
Very nice Shu!!! :)