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Wood and Stone

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Wood and Stone

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Camera:Canon 5d
Lens:Canon 24to105mm
Title:Wood and Stone
Username:Rob Freem Rob Freem
Uploaded:30 Dec 2006 - 5:23 PM
Tags:General
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Paintman
Paintman (e2 Member)
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654 forum postsPaintman vcard United Kingdom155 Constructive Critique Points
30 Dec 2006 - 6:03 PM
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Lovely still-life, with similarly coloured objects. Really works IMO. Good lighting as well.
Alan.

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Callanan
30 Dec 2006 - 6:06 PM
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Would look great on canvas. My mom paints and would love this. Just some constructive criticism (I hope) - It looks a bit grainy, did you scan it. I have same problem but its down to the quality of my scanner. Also, the bowl looks like its not quite level. I still thinks its a great shot though.

Rob Freem
30 Dec 2006 - 8:16 PM
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Mark,
This was a raw image i added the grain because i want to print it on fine art water colour paper to look like a painting, it was all taken on a level table, "have you beem at the cookiny sherry" thanks for your comments,
regards,
Rob.

KarenFB
KarenFB (Junior Gallery Team)
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3947 forum postsKarenFB vcard England145 Constructive Critique Points
31 Dec 2006 - 9:24 AM
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A beautiful image, very suitable for canvas. Must admit I agree with Callanan about the image not looking level. It is only slightly, but there's a definate tilt to the left. I was going to mention the grain, but I see you did that on purpose.

glenalva
11 Feb 2007 - 9:55 AM
0

It really does have a painterly feel to it.....another beauty.

Ali

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