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11-SEP-2008

Fruit Salad - FrankM

Olympus E-500
1/160s f/11.0 at 35.0mm iso100 full exif

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Guest		17-Sep-2008 02:44
Love the transluscency of the fruit Frank. Beats stained glass any day of the week.

Guest		15-Sep-2008 22:13
Thanks everyone for the comments. Frank

Richdow AKA Catman		15-Sep-2008 21:57
Frank, thanks for proceesing info, but I don't think I have the skills to do that.

Collin Baxter		15-Sep-2008 07:40
Frank I like the translucent look of this you can almost see through the fork.

Shirley Haden		15-Sep-2008 03:09
Frank, you really know how to make a person salivate! The tomatos even look the perfect ripe red. Just so very neat! The detail is fantastic, the little kiwi hairs even show up, and everything is round with wonderful patterns. I think I would love this with or without the fork.

Guest		15-Sep-2008 02:51
amazing processing and lighting

Guest		14-Sep-2008 19:02
Thanks all for your comments. Richard, to answer your question. There are lots of methods but I create a colour balance adjustment layer, adjust till the colour of the kiwis is what I want, create a black mask (which blocks out the effect of the CB adjustment layer) and then with white foreground colour use a brush to paint the kiwis. Frank

Guest		14-Sep-2008 02:01
I think this is just terrific. The translucent fruit, the solid fork - what a combination! Perfect shot for a restaurant poster. Brenda

Guest		12-Sep-2008 23:41
Yay - much better ! Yum ! Marc

Richdow AKA Catman		12-Sep-2008 23:10
This beautiful, Just for my education, how do you apply a just little more green just to the kiwi? I remeber some but not all of how to do it.

Guest		12-Sep-2008 15:59
Thanks Marc. I don't know if I've learned a lot but it certainly helps actually having some strobes rather than the E500's pop up or the kitchen window. I agree with you that the kiwis should be more green but I don't want to change the overall WB so I've just applied it to the kiwis. Frank

Guest		12-Sep-2008 13:19
Excellent lighting - you've learned a lot ! Maybe the wb is a little too warm - i'd like to see the kiwis greener... Nice one though ! Marc