Helpful Posts: This was captured with the intent to convert to blk/wht as try to create the perception of a duplicate plant that would be hard to detect the original from the shadow. Just having some fun as being that I am mostly home bound in my slow and long recovery.
RSF_4692 A8 by Raymond Friedman, on Flickr
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Thread: The Illusion OF Two
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8th December 2019, 04:21 AM #1
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The Illusion OF Two
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8th December 2019, 05:31 AM #2
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Re: The Illusion OF Two
A nice concept;to make it more appealing you could have made the table appear horizontal at the long edge; not sure, even the glass vase appears a bit inclined to left side; wish you a speedier recovery too
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8th December 2019, 03:38 PM #3
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Re: The Illusion OF Two
Nice concept, I think to do as you envision (fusion of shadow and midtone) you'd have to lift the shadows or darken the midtone in post, I think your image as shown gets cheated because of the amount of light falling on the base. I agree with Nandakumar's opinion on the table and if the image were cropped to the base of the stems you might be a bit closer in achieving your goal as photographed.
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