| Homemade Maki | January 08, 2006 | ||||||||||||
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Looks Tasty - I bet the atmosphere was better than a crowded restaurant as well. Posted by: Spring Break at January 9, 2006 09:23 AM
Sushi, ... an acquired taste for many that my tastebuds simply will not allow it to happen! :) Still, great shot in getting right in there with the subject, and giving some overall details where needed the most. Posted by: Michael Brown at January 9, 2006 11:19 AM
Everything you described doing to the image makes it better than it's original form and is so very subtle in appearance. I had no idea this image had been the result of as much processing as it had. Well done. Were I the art director for this shot, I'd ask for a bit more of soy dish showing (I think the brown acts as a nice contrast to the deep green of the roll). I also prefer the white balance on the hands (hands only) of the original image. I didn't run it through Photoshop, but it feels like there's a bit more magenta there. Quite frankly, all of this is nit picking (you did ask, right?). It's a very good image made better by your post processing. Posted by: Sean at January 9, 2006 11:36 PM
Thanks for the suggestions Sean! As you can see from the original shot, the kitchen table was actually a huge mess. I also didn't mention that there were eight people in the room, so setting the shot up perfectly would have been difficult. As it was, I had to apologize for holding up the words so I could get in a photo here and there, and eventually I just gave up. :) But I definitely think you're right about the composition. Maybe I'll have to get him to make sushi again - for the sake of photography, of course, and not at all because I am obsessed with sushi... Posted by: luminouslens at January 10, 2006 02:27 PM
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