The lighting and resulting shadows combine to create a composition with lots of interest from a simple subject. It's got me wondering what could be done with seperately lit multiple exposures overlayed with different opacities. As you observed before, there are only so many hours in the day. Good work Randall and the water droplettes are a nice touch too.

regards, bert

Donald Bryant wrote:
> The lighting and resulting shadows combine to create a composition with lots of interest from
> a simple subject. It's got me wondering what could be done with seperately lit multiple exposures
> overlayed with different opacities. As you observed before, there are only so many hours
> in the day. Good work Randall and the water droplettes are a nice touch too.
>
> regards, bert
>
Thank you for that Bert. I did entertain the idea of this shot being ?assembled? in PS, however I guess since my roots go back to the days of traditional film and procedures I tend to lean that way first and use the digital tools for more mundane things like colour correction, spotting ect. Having said that I then do a shot like? Locomomentuninteruptum? http://myolympus.org/document.php?id=3056 go figure. I tend to shoot late, late at night also,
so maybe it all goes back to ~there are only so many hours in the day;-) Maybe we should get a pill collection like Nigel to help stay awake LOL! Thanks again Bert.

A pleasant play. Best regards Sergio

Chef d'oeuvre!!!! Well done!

Sincerely,
Natasha SS

Randall, eat the dang thing already will you? lol

Valorie Spencer wrote:
> Randall, eat the dang thing already will you? lol
>
Truth be known Valorie, I eat very, very little tomato. Hey, my latest is Oranges!