Helpful Posts: November 2016 was the last time I or my wife broke any glass or were given any broken glass. Indeed, I was having intense symptoms of withdrawal. Fortunately, a couple days ago I was in a wine store where someone had accidentally dropped and broken a wine bottle. You should have seen the look on the clerk's face when I asked permission to take the top home with me. I got my photography fix yesterday when I photographed it.
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The tabletop is textured fabric laced with shiny metallic flecks. A small continuous-light lamp modified with matte black aluminum foil to shape the light falling on the tabletop is in the rear area. A white reflector on the right side brightens the near side of the bottle's neck to add interest and help define its shape.
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27th July 2017, 02:23 PM #1
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Broken wine bottle in film noir style
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27th July 2017, 07:54 PM #2
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Re: Broken wine bottle in film noir style
Nicely done.
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28th July 2017, 07:00 PM #3
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Re: Broken wine bottle in film noir style
I like the image Mike. It looks as if it was shot in a crime scene
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29th July 2017, 11:28 AM #4
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Re: Broken wine bottle in film noir style
Thank you to John and Binnur!
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4th August 2017, 11:38 AM #5
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Re: Broken wine bottle in film noir style
This is a wonderful story
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