Thanks, Christine. Actually , the colander is white, the S&P shakers
creamy, and the stove a very light grey. That and the mix of daylight
coming from the left and tungsten from the right made it difficult to
balance colors and brightness.
Here's a photo of a Chambers version, not quite so fancy:
http://www.shorpy.com/node/6130 Look at it full size for
details. :-)
Joe
On Jun 29, 2009, at 18:48 , Christine Aguila wrote:
Hi Joseph: I like #4 best, and I love # 5. That's a beautiful
stove. The stove shot comes up a little dark on my monitor; wonder
if mid-tones could be brightened up just a tad--though YMMV on your
monitor. Maybe it's just my monitor. Still, love the stove shot.
Cheers, Christine
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Some images I took while visiting my sister in Seattle the other day.
http://homepage.mac.com/jomac/Pentaxian's.GESO.VII/
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Would it excite me?
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