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Silia Smith Unfollow
“ Getting the low down on plant saucers ”
Placing my camera on the floor got me a few strange looks from people shopping at this plant and outdoor accessories store in the Brickworks in Toronto. The things we do in the name of art.

I left the keystone effect in the shelving unit as it shows what happens when you shoot upwards.
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  • Eric Bornstein Edited 2 years ago

    Silia - I like the image. I have one suggestion, if you will allow... shift the camera to capture the image to show the shelves diagonally. In this case, you would not… more

    Silia - I like the image. I have one suggestion, if you will allow... shift the camera to capture the image to show the shelves diagonally. In this case, you would not necessarily be shooting upwards. Just a suggestion.

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  • Margaret Kittel Canale Edited 2 years ago

    Silia, I like the varied coloured plates in their topsy-turvy settings against the rigid lines of the shelves.

    Silia, I like the varied coloured plates in their topsy-turvy settings against the rigid lines of the shelves.

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  • Neith MacDonald Edited 2 years ago

    I love this shot.   Soft Directional light.
    Nice texture on plates etc.  Great colours. nice exposure. Good eye

    I love this shot.   Soft Directional light.
    Nice texture on plates etc.  Great colours. nice exposure. Good eye

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  • PAUL KAY Edited 2 years ago

    I agree with Nan & Greg's comments. The keystone & colour effects make for a good shot. I get a sense that the camera was not square with the shelves--it appears… more

    I agree with Nan & Greg's comments. The keystone & colour effects make for a good shot. I get a sense that the camera was not square with the shelves--it appears the left side is farther away than the right. A slight rotation might correct that.

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