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Taken in Wellington after a dat of cherry picking in Wellington. Soft late afternoon natural light. Arranged cherries for at least an hour, found that the stalks caused a lot of distraction etc so i took to the task of rearranging them. I don't know where to put this, there isn't really a categoryfor fruit, so here it is.Please constructively criticise
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constructive.. constructive... hmm...
can't I just say its good?
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constructive.. constructive... hmm...
can't I just say its good?
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Uh, I think you spent WAY too much time on this but nice none the less.
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Lol, it reminds me of a certain good friend of mine and her uncommonly dislike for cherries (artificial or...well, the whole fruit in general XD Snappy shot~
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I love the contrast in colors of the cherries! I think the stem adds something to the picture, you did a nice job placing it ^_^ They are all so shiney and you captured that very well too. It's also amazing that you found all ripe, nice colored cherries for this. I know when I go to buy, or pick my own anything....theres always a lot the aren't ripe yet or are too ripe! You must have chose the best ones!!!
Nice job!
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Hehe, yeah it took my hours trying to arrange the cherries and get the bottom cherries to be only dark with no stems. So yeah, i'm glad you like it
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that's so damn cool, the words evade me!
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Run after them, then! Go! Run!
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psh
*gasp*
i cannot believe it.
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DISBELIEVER! HEATHEN! BURN THE INFIDELS! BUUUUUURN!
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No... the medieval religious zealot act.
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repartition, a great aspect to a lot of photography, and perfectly executed here, along with a good example of the rule of thirds...
good attempt at selective focus, although i would prefer it if the lower of the darker cherries was the only thing in focus, adding a wonderful softness to the background and breaking up all those distracting lines a little, but that's not crucial as it might be your lens limiting you there.
Other than that fantastic work... your really getting into this still life photography aint ya?!
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hah, not quite. Think it was just luck actually. My camera is rather sgitty, my lense s completely limiting, so much so that i've gone over to traditional to just vent some frustration.
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nice use of natural light!
btw I wonder how do they taste 
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lovely. it makes me want to have a cherry, but they arent in season here... 
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i really like this photo mish, very cool arrangement. did you know you can actually see a figure (presumably you) in the left cherry, in the glare? anywho, i think you did a great job with this photo. well done!
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hehe, yeah that's either me or my friend who was with me. Didn't really see that
Thanks Josh
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Damn I love photos like this. This is really an amazing shot hey. 
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I like it, the concept. if you wnated to 'look deeper' you could convey it to relationship... everyone has one, but none are alike, I guess. Conformity with induviduality. but still, it's kewl. damnit, a mosquito just bit me.
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haha, sorry 'bout your mosquito bite. yes i was relating it to a relationship, in an under current sort of way
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thank you Steve, comment is appreciated.
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