#32 Topsy Turvy World
MrsCue
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Trying again. Is this theme worthy?
Canon EOS 40D, Canon EOS 350D, 50mm 1.8 MKII prime lens, 17-40mm f/4 L lens, 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS lens, 430 EX speedlite, Tungsten Continuous studio light, Pocket Wizards, Gary Fong Lightsphere, Stofen Omni bounce diffuser, 5in1 reflector
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it's very very good, i would use the same concept, but a different background
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It is very good, much more unique than the CD, I think. I agree with Pyro - maybe even zoom in a little closer on the globle. It would be neat to see the glass etching a little closer with whatever backgrounds you choose to play with. The blue works wonderfully, IMO.
Good job!
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image will emphasize more the globe with the "different perspective" inside, rather than the background.
- You may also consider a re-shoot from a different angle
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I really like your photo, I think it's great and fits the challenge well. For me though, I think your photo would have more impact if you closed the camera-to-subject distance, kept the image in the glass ball sharp and the house in the BG more OOF than it is. Would it be possible to compose to have the house more in the middle of the globe instead of so much sky?
Also, I find the reflection in the base a bit distracting.
My two cents.
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... the reflection distracts. I would clone it out with the darker color that is already there, this would help the base to ground the globe. I do like the clouds, nice touch.
Kat