Skeeter,
A very nice set-up and capture. I can almost feel the chill of the glass. Seeing this image gets me to thinking about the art of cropping. I like yours, btw.
Don't Bogart that shaker... pass it over to me.
dtvz wrote:
Skeeter,
A very nice set-up and capture. I can almost feel the chill of the glass. Seeing this image gets me to thinking about the art of cropping. I like yours, btw.
Don't Bogart that shaker... pass it over to me.
David, Thanks for the compliments. I usually think that my camera crops are good until I actually see them on screen. YUK. The challenge then begins to create the best possible composition through cropping. Occasionally I'll make the good choices and get it right.
Skeeter, I think this is probably one of your best shots to date. Good job! I love the colors and the sweat on the glass. It's great. Looks like something out of Crate and Barrel (meant to be a compliment)
Eman wrote:
...Looks like something out of Crate and Barrel (meant to be a compliment)
Regards,
Eman
Taken as a supreme compliment, Eman. Any time I can muster a good shot with my toy camera, it's worth the effort. I appreciate your input and support. I will be upgrading to a better camera soon (still not a D60).
ChuckyB wrote:
Hmmm! Looks good!
Care to give us the recipe?
Chuck
It's delicious! Here's the secret recipe.
Shhhh. Don't tell anyone:
4 shots of premium (chilled) vodka, 1 shot of Chambord Royale (raspberry liqueur) and a splash of cranberry (tasty and red). Pour over crushed ice in a shaker and shake wildly (or crush ice with pestle). Pour through a strainer and sip delightfully. (photograph if necessary).