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Love the colours in the shot and thanks for explaining how it was done.
Not keen on the dot on the green background.
Pete
Not keen on the dot on the green background.
Pete
Love the colours in the shot and thanks for explaining how it was done.
Not keen on the dot on the green background.
Pete
You certainly have a huge element of creativity going into this.. I look forward to more of the same.
Thanks BillLOL, your commentary for Transparent made me chuckle Colin. Very creative image.
I also like your "key" shots.
Sometimes my ideas are a bit convoluted, but I'm having some fun again with cameras and that's the main thing.Good idea, well executed couldn't figure it out at first but I am a bit slow
Thanks, think it was easier to show the set up than try to explainNice idea for week 5, thank you for showing your set up
It was much easier than I thought it would be. I did think about flipping the half with the ceiling rose and key so that it was the right way up for a ceiling but decided it went against the "single shot challenge" that I set myself. The border between the two halves was tidied up in photoshop to give a clean edge and give the impression of it being two shots from first glance.That's very good to get both sides of the 'key' image in one shot, I wouldn't have known it wasn't two stitched together until you said.
Nicely done - I assumed the join between the two shots had been tidied up - well done getting both parts taken in one shot though.
Good lighting on each - the stitching on the DM stands out really well
Very nicely done Colin, really like it plus the pull back shot showing is good.
10 out of 10 for imagination and the final Image.
Like that - even more impressive that you took it apart and cleaned it all.
If I was being critical, I'd like to see a bit more space on the left. It feels a bit tight to the edge to me.
Just been watching James Hoffman with his restored 1950s coffee machine.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGw5ZSdVAkA&list=RDCMUCMb0O2CdPBNi-QqPk5T3gsQ&index=2
Excellent work Colin. Lighting is spot on to my mind. Machine looks beautifully clean, you can see the wiping marks in the sides, but I think that's nicer than the nothing you'd get if they were perfectly polished.
I could take or leave the bits on top of the machine, there's so much interest in the lower arrangement I don't want to have my gaze drawn to the red cup on top! Nice work though
Looks like you did a great job of giving it some life, if that was mine it would of been put back together all wrong.
Thanks AllanNice bit of restoration work and a nicely lit picture all your hard work has paid off
Extra bits are all safely in a bagWhere the bits you missed putting back in?
That looks very clean, a job well done.
Thanks DaveThat's some effort for a knob shot!
Look great.
Thanks SimonThat's a lovely bit of work restoring that and I think you've framed the shot really nicely.
Splashes and fingermarks? How dare you! I know how to use photoshops clone stampGreat work on both image and restoration. I have say on first glance I thought "where's the splashes and the fingermarks?". Pristine indeed.
Really like the dutch angle of this shot Colin, also goes great in B&W.
Yes, that works well.
Like it. very creative.
Quick off the mark! Bang on theme
I really like this, it's fun and such an interesting angle.
Thanks everyoneI see what you did there. Nicely set up and shot.
Yes I figured scrabble would be put to use this week so I tried to be the first in with it This was my second idea when I saw the theme so I may do another entry this week with my original idea.I knew the Scrabble boards would come out this week. Thanks @Fuji Dave for saying dutch angle... Thanks Google for also bringing the results of that up at a tilt!!
Clever use of all the themes and nicely lit. B&w is appropriately used