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Beautiful still, wonderful lighting detail and colour, I assume there is another version of this picture with the front element of the matierial in view, above seen as cropped, love the format, my favourite is 16:9 film view, that's how we used do story boards, as this gives you greater depth of vision, from a film perspective..
The reason why I ask..? the garlic skin ends on the right side perfectly with the frame, similar to the left side with the base material, but from the front, the material has got the "chop", would love to see another version with the material in view giving balance to foreground, but also textures and details of the surface for which the material is based upon..so far everything is lovely...
The reason why I ask..? the garlic skin ends on the right side perfectly with the frame, similar to the left side with the base material, but from the front, the material has got the "chop", would love to see another version with the material in view giving balance to foreground, but also textures and details of the surface for which the material is based upon..so far everything is lovely...

Thanks all.
Many thanks to Jim, David and Joline for your User Awards.
Yogendra, the reason the front of the material is cropped is that under the wooden boards is black so to leave the edge in view looked really odd. If there had been a little detail/light at the very bottom, I would have left it in view but not to be, so it got the chop, and tbh I thought it acted as a bit of a lead in to the rest of the image.
Janet xx
Many thanks to Jim, David and Joline for your User Awards.
Yogendra, the reason the front of the material is cropped is that under the wooden boards is black so to leave the edge in view looked really odd. If there had been a little detail/light at the very bottom, I would have left it in view but not to be, so it got the chop, and tbh I thought it acted as a bit of a lead in to the rest of the image.
Janet xx