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By: Nelson Moore [Kes] -
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Photographer	Nelson Moore [Kes] - {Karma:20241}
Project	#23 Objects	Camera Model	D80 of the nikon
Categories	Studio Photography	Film Format	sandisk
Portfolio		Lens	Nikon with the creepy VR 18-200
Uploaded	7/9/2007	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Favorites	0	Aperture	f/
Critiques	10	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - Country - United States
About	Something different for me...about all I've had the time to play with lately. My sister is making silver-clay-fired (?) jewelry and wanted some photos. lol, she found a cheap photographer. This was taken inside a light box. Lit with two very, very, old 500wt studio lights. 1000watts heats things up in a hurry...thought for awhile the nylon light box was in danger of melting...could have grabbed a shot for the new project...but no such luck. :) Also some light painting with a hand held flashlight to bring out stone or whatever that blue thing is. This pendant was placed on black velour...and the black cloth also placed opposite the camera on the back of the light box. Nikon's 18-200vr lens is very creepy...that is, if pointed down the barrel slides down by itself. Not a good thing. ISO 100 .625 shutter f/22

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Hussam AL_ Khoder {K:79545} 11/9/2007

Fantastic!!

♥ it!!

Luke Luther {K:14693} 8/4/2007

this one is brilliant and almost effervescent in light quality.

Tim Schumm {K:29196} 8/3/2007

Hi Kess.

good job with the shot it is perfect. Yes the lens moves so easily in the downward position. which is great when u need the zoom to move fast for a moving shot .... but does suck for this type of imagery in certain cases.
Love the subliminal feminine aspect of this piece of jewelery...hmmm... maybe not so subtle...lol.

Eb Mueller

{K:24960} 7/24/2007

Kes, the detail in the capture is amazingly good with your 18-200 and light box technique!

Michele Carlsen {K:146013} 7/11/2007

Nice shot Kes...and nice piece of work as well :))
You've really displayed her work well- Both of You are each very talented :))
Michele~

Andre Denis {K:66327} 7/10/2007

:)
Hi Kes,
We all know everything looks better in nice bright colours!!!
Mama don't take my Kodachrome away!
Paul Simon

Andre

Nelson Moore [Kes] - {K:20241} 7/10/2007

Thanks Andre! A little angle to the piece might add some perspective to it. I have to say that the photo looks better than the piece, lol. Of course that's just my opinion. :P

Nelson Moore [Kes] - {K:20241} 7/10/2007

thanks Txules, - maybe some textured background? or w/shadow perhaps?

Andre Denis {K:66327} 7/10/2007

Hi Kes,
I see what txules means. A little perspective would improve this one for sure. The detail is captured beautifully.
Andre

txules .

{K:62768} 7/9/2007

this is a very nice abstract Kes but i feel you need some 3D effect here, i mean, not a so flat bkg...be well....txules

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