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Kev Isabeth
{K:221} 1/19/2010
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This is a lovely compostion the colours and shapes with black bacground work well.
Kev
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derin deniz
{K:3544} 1/21/2009
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original shot
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aZiZ aBc
{K:28345} 4/3/2008
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absolutely beautiful !
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Phillip Minnis
{K:13131} 8/3/2006
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Wow! Phillip, this is one stunning image!
What a great idea! I would never think to do something like this! Wonderful colours, striking composition! Top notch!
Congratulations on your EC award! Well deserved!
Cheers
Phil
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RC. Dany
{K:64104} 4/28/2006
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Absolutely beautiful work !!!!!!!!
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Jara Parijayee
{K:4964} 11/29/2005
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Let me express my gratitude for really SHARING what you do. I learnt a lot from the set up images of the bottles. Very few people actually care to offer this.
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Rena Tsiflidou
{K:2606} 5/5/2003
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this is great!
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Rob Patrick
{K:2177} 4/13/2003
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There is always a rebel in every crowd. Great idea and colour!
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GJ Noni
{K:992} 2/7/2003
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Nice photo,,,,,,,but--two corks are crooked,I gave it a 2.
(I am kidding :) Super photo Phillip! I can only dream.
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Mark M
{K:33} 12/17/2002
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This is superbly lit, Phillip. You've done a great job bringing out the shape and texture of the bottles.
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Miles .
{K:896} 10/19/2002
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Congrats. Your whole series of "coloured bottle" photos was great, bold, striking, colourful and imaginative and well lit and technically flawless. The Editors Choice was really well deserved. Congratulations again.
Miles
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Beverly Gustafson
{K:1572} 10/18/2002
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Beautiful! These appear to be glowing from the inside out. Congrats on the well deserved EC! ~Beverly
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Dan Sanford
{K:300} 10/18/2002
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Just absolutely beautiful work. I'm jealous.
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Dawna G.
{K:7709} 10/17/2002
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a Beauty Phil! love your entire bottle series as well...
congrats on the ec :)
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Phillip Cohen
{K:10561} 10/17/2002
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John, the fabric used as the background is standard black velvet from a fabric store. You buy it by the yard. It is a total black hole when it comes to sucking up the light. Only problem is that you need to keep it very clean, every speck of dust shows up on it if you are not careful.
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Mary Sue Hayward
{K:17558} 10/17/2002
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Phillip, thanks for setting up that VERY informative page. I how understand why my bottle efforts are lacking :) I have a LOT to learn. Great job on the photo AND on the teaching!
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John Myers
{K:4308} 10/17/2002
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amazing colors ...how did you get the background such a deep black? just a really light-absorbing fabric or what?
great shot. congrats:)
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Phillip Cohen
{K:10561} 10/17/2002
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Mary Sue, thank you for the kind words. The main difference for the shooting speeds and apertures is that the film was rated at ISO 100 and the Digital was rated at ISO 320. Since I was basically shooting in the dark using strobes, the shutter speed had no effect, I just set it for the sync speed of the camera. In the case of the digital that was why I chose 1/90th. I had the lights on when using the film camera so I set it to a higher speed so the ambient light wouldn't effect the exposure.
As far as color, I only wish my cheap scanner could pick up the richness of the film. What you see doesn't do justice to the shots. I always prefer to put anything "real" or stuff that I consider something to keep, on film. Digital is fun because of the instant gratification, but doesn't seem real to me still. I think because it is too easy to delete, with film it sticks around forever.
Here is a page that I made showing the set up for the shot if you are interested.
http://pwcphoto.com/Sets/Colored_Bottles/colored-bottle-set.htm
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Kim Culbert
{K:37070} 10/17/2002
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Beautiful Phillip! Bold colours, interesting layout and awesome creativity! Congrats on EC.
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Terrence Kent
{K:7023} 10/17/2002
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all the work pays off eventually, hehe~
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Mary Sue Hayward
{K:17558} 10/17/2002
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Phillip, Phillip, Phillip. You are the bottle master. I've studied this and your other bottle photos, and want to say that I am green with envy.
Comparing these with the digital images you posted recently, I believe the film images have more richness and depth. Here is my technical question: you shot these film images at 1/250, F8, and the digitals at 1/90, F16. Do you attribute any differences in the richness of the film/digi images to these specs? Was the lighting different in the two? I don't want to ignite a film/digi debate, but I am interested in your impression as the photographer who shot these bottles.
Can you also tell me the approximate size of these bottles?
By the way, I am on the hunt for nice, bright, frosty bottles.
Congrats on the EC.
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Petros Stamatakos
{K:12101} 10/17/2002
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Phil, congrats!!! This is technically supperb, but also very pleasing to view!!!
Well worth the EC!
Inspirational work :-)
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