Interested in your opinion or these shots. I really like them

Thanks
K


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Shot glass shotsHey all,
Interested in your opinion or these shots. I really like them ![]() Thanks K ![]() ![]() Last edited by kinetic on Wed Jan 18, 2006 6:19 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Nooooo!!! Leave them that big - I can get much more bourbon in them!!!
Simon
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![]() K - I like them, but the first seems a little soft, and maybe too saturated? I would have turned the bottle around also - to show the 'face label' instead of the back. Bloody good try though !!! Especially after drinking all of the smirnoff in order to take the shot - and now I know you like vodka ![]() ![]() Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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However will you find an empty scotch bottle????? ![]() Simon
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I can help you out with an empty rum bottle
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I actually like these shots and their potential. As I think you already realise, the base of the single glass would be a nice inclusion but you've managed to capture (in the real sense of the word) some neat light patterns in it and I don't necessarily think the lack of a base detracts from it at all.
The pinkish/red of that bottle top seems at odds with the label on the back. I know you've only started playing with Photoshop but I hope I'm not teaching you to suck eggs here: Try selecting the red bits (magic wand tool or 'Select/Colour Range' would be useful) and altering the colour (try Image/Hue-Saturation, tick the colourise box and alter the hue and saturation sliders). Kindly ignore this post if you're happy with the colour as it is!!! ![]() ![]() Simon
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