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Week 29: Shape With Light, 2024

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“ Starry Starry Night ”

I thought about this theme for days but felt completely uninspired. Last night I looked across the table and caught sight of my caregiver's mug. The celestial design seemed like a good idea for a shadowed, low light photo so I grabbed a flashlight and starting shooting. I moved the flashlight ...

Photo Location: Home in Philly

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Chris Jordan Edited 9 months ago

I like the glint from the handle and the side lighting makes the mug stand out nicely. … more

I like the glint from the handle and the side lighting makes the mug stand out nicely.
(Cloning might work to lower the highlight, but I don't mind it, if gives a bit of roundness to the mug)

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Betty Sullivan Edited 9 months ago

I like this photo, Terry! The cup has a nice cheerful look to it and the celestial theme is added to by the appearance of a strange sliver of golden moon off to… more

I like this photo, Terry! The cup has a nice cheerful look to it and the celestial theme is added to by the appearance of a strange sliver of golden moon off to the right! :D It is far enough away that it appears not to be part of the cup. I like it! But I would edit out the little spot of light closer to the cup. This is a fun shot, and bonus round that it saved your streak! I've done a lot of streak savers lately, so it goes....

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Marge Hallenbeck Edited 9 months ago

Congratulations on saving your streak!'

Congratulations on saving your streak!'

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karen feldman Edited 9 months ago

terry , i LOVE how you did this!! for the blown out part try putting baking paper over the light it makes the light softer, and i think it will help with the harshness… more

terry , i LOVE how you did this!! for the blown out part try putting baking paper over the light it makes the light softer, and i think it will help with the harshness. i love how you just have a rim of light on the handle, that was so well done! a great image!

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