Spice Boy
A little bit more ugly…
26 comments
Zeetz Jones wrote...
Those spices are one of the best subjects to photograph. I love the different shades. Thanks for sharing!
Jens Krause wrote...
9/10 like the shades too!
pieter musterd wrote...
I am really sorry, cannot give you the high scores like the others did.
To me this picture is only interesting but I am missing something to catch the eye.
Score _6_/10 (from the Score Me! group)
Anne Katrine Harkestad wrote...
Score 8/10 (from the Score Me! group)
I like it
Zach Hessler wrote...
cool shot. i like the lines and the man.
I vote for this photo in the Lonely Planet Publications group's "Food" challenge
Paolo Fusco wrote...
great contrast!
I vote for this photo in the Lonely Planet Publications group's "Food" challenge
Erin Faulkner wrote...
I vote for this photo in the Lonely Planet Publications group's "Food" challenge
ChrissyJ wrote...
I vote for this photo in the Lonely Planet Publications group's "Food" challenge
I do agree with your first poster about the tonal range, though.
Panagiotis Voudouris wrote...
I vote for this photo in the Lonely Planet Publications group's "Food" challenge
Simon Davis wrote...
I vote for this photo in the Lonely Planet Publications group's "Food" challenge
Ignacio Navarro wrote...
I vote for this photo in the Lonely Planet Publications group's "Food" challenge
Derek Winchester wrote...
I vote for this photo in the Lonely Planet Publications group's "Food" challenge
Juan Batman wrote...
I vote for this photo in the Lonely Planet Publications group's "Food" challenge
eva wrote...
Great place for pictures. I like the different colors and textures (nearly can smell the spices...) Just a little bit overexposed in lights, but good work anyway.
Score 8/10 (from the Score Me! group) This could be a 10 out of 10 candidate, man, but I feel like something about this picture just missed the boat. The midtones are AMAZING, for instance, you've got a virtual collor palette with all of those goods to the mans right. Capturing him smoking is good too. The problem is that the extreme tones are blown, like the boxes up in the top left of the picture, and the blacks on the mans shirt. The lines lose continuity. Soemthing I would suggest is shooting in raw, and then changing the EV on it to obtain two different pictures.. and HDR it. Good shot all the same.