Matt suggested that I try a composition in which the part of the wine glass that includes the base is laid down rather than stands upright. For me, it's yet another valid version, not necessarily better or worse than the others posted here and here. Thank you to Matt!
NOTE: Matt would insist that you click the photo to properly view the tiny particles of glass. I'll only ask that you please do so.
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1st November 2013, 03:13 PM #1
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Broken Wine Glass Rework #3 -- this one for Matt
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1st November 2013, 03:41 PM #2
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Re: Broken Wine Glass Rework #3 -- this one for Matt
Mike, I like this one as well. Matt had a good idea.
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2nd November 2013, 03:32 AM #3
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Re: Broken Wine Glass Rework #3 -- this one for Matt
Mike, this is precisely how I envisioned the possible new composition. Well done. And thank you for upholding my high standards regarding proper photo viewing and enjoyment
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2nd November 2013, 10:57 AM #4
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Re: Broken Wine Glass Rework #3 -- this one for Matt
Thanks, guys! I'm going to remove the broken glass from the tabletop today, after having been there for nearly a week. So, no more suggestions from the two of you, OK?
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3rd November 2013, 02:16 AM #5
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Re: Broken Wine Glass Rework #3 -- this one for Matt
I like this version, a lot, too
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