Pyro - Pomegranate Seed

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Whacha think?
And whacha think in terms of titles? I was thinking, "Drop of Blood"

swintonphoto

I think its really quite clever. I like the title as well - I think calling it "blood cell" might be even better. Since it's not oozing around like a drop of blood, calling it a cell may be better. Just my opinion.

Art Scott

swintonphoto wrote:

I think its really quite clever. I like the title as well - I think calling it "blood cell" might be even better. Since it's not oozing around like a drop of blood, calling it a cell may be better. Just my opinion.

I totally agree here!!!!thumbthumbbowbowclapclap

leaforte

Looks to be a 'Gummi' something. Nice work.

richtersl

swintonphoto wrote:

I think its really quite clever. I like the title as well - I think calling it "blood cell" might be even better. Since it's not oozing around like a drop of blood, calling it a cell may be better. Just my opinion.

What a cool photo!

Benjer

I love the back lighting here, which opens up the aril's translucency and brings out the texture of the surface it's resting on. Very nicely focused and exposed.

I like the title too, but out of context, the seed itself doesn't say "blood" to me. I wonder if putting it on a finger tip, or lips even, will give the viewer a better sense of scale and more readily suggest a drop of blood?

ian408

It's an interesting idea. Not sure if it's a "cell" though. You might consider it Persian gold in a sense. It's origin is Persia and you can find it on some currency.

They taste pretty good too

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Thanks for the feedback guys, still lost on the title though =c)

BOATS

title
either something with the word crimson in it - or Vampire in it. anyway interesting thought for the pic - good luck

kungaloosh

I love this shot. the clarity and translucence is really beautiful, and the shadow with the reflected color on the texture provides a nice balance to the smoothness of the main element.

divamum

kungaloosh wrote:

I love this shot. the clarity and translucence is really beautiful, and the shadow with the reflected color on the texture provides a nice balance to the smoothness of the main element.

Yup - I love it too. Except it makes me hungry for the fruit each time I see it!!

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divamum wrote:

Yup - I love it too. Except it makes me hungry for the fruit each time I see it!!

that's the point

Art Scott

The title fits very well thumbthumbbowbow