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Fried Green Tomatoes?!
by MFC

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31-JUL-2004 MFC

5th (tie)
Fried Green Tomatoes?!
by MFC

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Date/Time31-Jul-2004 23:38:09
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ModelCybershot
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length15.3 mm
Exposure Time1/2 sec
Aperturef/4
ISO Equivalent100
Exposure Bias-0.67
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JPEG Quality (6)
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Sony Forums Challenges13-Aug-2004 03:41
Excellent image all the way around Mike. Vibrant color contrast, interesting shapes, and excellent composition. I also envy how clean and nice your pan looks. None of mine look that good :). Melanie (mlynn)
Sony Forums Challenges12-Aug-2004 19:09
Ah, a signature MFC image! Bold contrasting colors and wonderful composition.---Deb
Guest 11-Aug-2004 03:19
What an eye catcher; I love the green against the dark pan. Great composition and perfectly balanced. Way to go Mike! bottles
Sony Forums Challenges11-Aug-2004 02:32
A well thought out clinical photo with an interesting composition. Those look like Chernobyl tomatoes to me ;) - Simon Bennett.
Guest 06-Aug-2004 09:00
Hey Mike ,dont let your wife see this photo...a metal implement near a non stick pan is just asking for trouble.
Katherine Stanback's Photos04-Aug-2004 16:34
Very cool - I really like the composition, color, lighting and sharpness!
Sony Forums Challenges04-Aug-2004 12:59
What a great colour, and I have a good deal to learn about cropping from you as well. Adrian_K
Guest 04-Aug-2004 01:29
Another job well done.
Sony Forums Challenges03-Aug-2004 13:19
Mike this image jumped out at me.Excellent comp and colours...Rob
Guest 02-Aug-2004 21:25
WOW, I've never seen such green tomatos in my life. Great composition (as usual) Mike!!
Sony Forums Challenges02-Aug-2004 01:56
I love the burst of color, Mike, It really complements the two different metals. Perfect lighting and composition, too. Bev
Sony Forums Challenges02-Aug-2004 01:48
Mike, I've never tried fried green tomatoes but now I must. Great idea and I like the lighting, you make it sound so easy. Linda L.
Bill Borne02-Aug-2004 00:37
Excellent shot of one of my favorite foods. Have to be coated in flour, tho!
Bill Borne
Sony Forums Challenges01-Aug-2004 13:16
What great color and composition, Mike. Very nicely done. Helen
Sony Forums Challenges01-Aug-2004 12:43
Thanks, folks. The lighting was pretty simple. I loosely covered a small halogen desk lamp with a single sheet of paper towel & pointed it slightly away from the skillet...then I curved a piece of white paper around the base of the skillet to reflect incidental light back onto the fork & tomatoes. MFC
Sony Forums Challenges01-Aug-2004 10:56
Nice work, Mike. The green is s nice contrast against the non stick surface and, your composition is superb... as usual. I'm encouraged by the fact that your compositional tastes and mine are keenly similar... could it be I'm picking up all your bad habits? lol
Markjay
Sony Forums Challenges01-Aug-2004 07:30
I'd never even heard of Fried Green Tomatoes until I saw the movie a few years ago. I've been both intrigued and put off by the idea of trying them one of these days. ;-) I like the shape of the fork-- it's kind of a primitive shape, causing me to wonder if it's handmade. What kind of lighting did you use for this piece? It's well lit, with no blowouts (I'm always intrigued by that concept). Well done, Mike! --Nancy