Opps 7th (Tie) by Aams by ctfchallenge

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01-MAR-2007	aam1234

Swiss chocolate is so yummy. Couldn't resist :)

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aam1234		11-Mar-2007 19:02
Thanks, Olivier.

Guest		11-Mar-2007 18:08
great shot, compo, colour, excellent

aam1234		08-Mar-2007 22:45
Thank you CJ and Cat. Very glad that you like it.

ctfchallenge		08-Mar-2007 19:26
Neat!! Aam! I like the symmetry and then the break in it. It certainly gets your attention! -Cat

ctfchallenge		08-Mar-2007 19:06
This works for me Aam - good one! CJ

aam1234		07-Mar-2007 09:17
Thanks Regi.

regi olbrechts		07-Mar-2007 07:54
eyecather!

aam1234		05-Mar-2007 16:54
Could work I guess.

Rod		05-Mar-2007 07:24
Aammm I have a great idea! How about putting the wrapper in the empty chocy square......Brilliant a:-)

Rod		03-Mar-2007 14:57
I have to disagree wiv young bret as well.I think he's after some of Aamms chocy.

ctfchallenge		03-Mar-2007 05:36
Gee, Brettpm, I think I have to disagree with you. I think they ALL (so far) fit the description of this challenge. - Henry

Canon DSLR Challenge		03-Mar-2007 03:52
Of the eight photo's posted so far, this one seems like the ONLY one on topic... Nice work Aam. -brettpm

Rod		03-Mar-2007 01:26
It worked Aammm, well two cups of coffee actually:-) The coffee told me that if you got rid of the wrapper & just took a chocy square out of the box so we would see one empty square then we would see a break in the pattern...................No its OK mate......no need to thank me:-)

aam1234		02-Mar-2007 23:11
Maybe you need to switch to coffee ;)

Rod		02-Mar-2007 21:07
There's always fuzzy lines as to wots on topic & I'm trying to clear my mind from what is a normal focal point shot & this topic. I think for RKs view that "to isolate is to break the pattern" then this would have worked If just one of the squares were turned around then that would be breaking the pattern. I have to use logic to assume this wrapper was a part of the pattern before you unwrapped & folded it. In photography we have to present to the viewer the point we're trying to present, it's hard enough to get someone to look at a picy let alone expecting them to start using logic & powers of deduction init:-) So I can see the pattern in the background but I can't see the wrapper as a part of that pattern unless I sit down wiv a cuppa tea & think about it.......................I just did that & this still doesn't work right:-)

aam1234		02-Mar-2007 18:17
Thanks, Mary Anne.

Mary Anne		02-Mar-2007 18:02
Good one, Aam. And it looks perfectly on-topic to me. --Mary Anne

aam1234		02-Mar-2007 13:17
According to RK, isolation could be done many ways not just through DOF. At least that's how I understood it.

Rod		02-Mar-2007 12:21
I like the look of the used wrapper but I can't see that it's isolated from the background. Most any picy has a focal point as the wrapper is in this shot, & passed as OK by RK:-) So will any shot wiv a focal point be on topic?

aam1234		02-Mar-2007 07:34
Thanks RK and Henry.

ctfchallenge		02-Mar-2007 04:54
Good capture annd interesting take on the challenge. - Henry

Photogenix		02-Mar-2007 01:27
Good one Aam. One way to isolate is to break the pattern and sure is a tempting pattern. Like the deep rich chocolate color. - RK

aam1234		01-Mar-2007 23:08
Thanks Jammy, I mean, Chris.

ctfchallenge		01-Mar-2007 22:52
Oops to you also aam..... This chocolate will go straight to the love handles ;). But great shot though. - Jamdiver

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