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Dec 28, 2009 16:42 |  #1

Just messin' around while at my brother's place celebrating Christmas...

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Dec 29, 2009 02:17 |  #2

Mmmmmmm, Prosseco... I last had it in Italy. I remember it well.
Nice image of a wonderful bubbly wine.
Is it possible that you could darken the upper right hand corner of the image so that the eye is drawn straight to the glass and not off to that corner. It would be a stronger image then.


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Dec 29, 2009 06:47 |  #3

possibly straighten the glass out as well?


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Dec 29, 2009 08:10 |  #4

ChasWG wrote in post #9281159 (external link)
Mmmmmmm, Prosseco... I last had it in Italy. I remember it well.
Nice image of a wonderful bubbly wine.
Is it possible that you could darken the upper right hand corner of the image so that the eye is drawn straight to the glass and not off to that corner. It would be a stronger image then.

I think I have another image without the person walking into the room, I'll have to give that one a try.

I agree about straightening out the glass, don't know why I didn't do that in the first place.


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