Fire away, any feedback welcome (no PP done, just resize and sharpen), which do you prefer portrait or landscape ?
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Taken on today's micro meet, Leigh I'll post these just for you... (hopefully) these two shots are unique to me, and no one else sniped my "product placement".
Fire away, any feedback welcome (no PP done, just resize and sharpen), which do you prefer portrait or landscape ? Click for larger.
*NEW* This one sort of fitted in better here. Last edited by Alpha_7 on Fri Nov 11, 2005 10:17 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Craig
Definitely portrait and I agree - the grey of the binoculars is a little too blue - needs to be warmed slightly (maybe pop your CF card in the microwave for 10 seconds) Children - please obtain parental permission before using this photographic technique Peter
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Most certainly the landscape - the bottle leads the eye towards the out of focus background in a way that makes it part of a whole instead of the whole
 Chris
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Chris,
You are absolutely right. I just had a less cursory look and have now changed my mind  Craig - the landcscape is the go, dump the portrait.Peter
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I like them both, I like the OOF background in the landscape.. but the actually bottle almost looks like it's been PS in... it doesn't look like its sitting there if that makes sense ?
On the money Chris. Gee, a cool drink for a hot day and you guys want to warm it up, cumon!
 The landscape for sure. #3 does it for me. It's a great image. Straighten rail remove that little corner bit in bottom left and it's a real advertising winner Alpha 
cheers marco
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