Inspiration from a bottle.. literally! Two thirds of the bottle of wine in the photo I came up with the idea after a few attempts of taking photos of the wine in the glass I was drinking.
Difficulties I came across was clearing enough of the kitchen to avoid distraction in the reflection of the bottle which acted like a fish eye essentially. I already spot one fault - the tripod. Its glaringly obvious. *shrugs*
I had fun taking the photo and I quite liked the idea.
Taken with D70, 60mm F2.8 lens, tripod
Set at 60mm F3.3 1/2.5 ISO 200
Enjoy
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Jason, I really think this is a strong shot, and very creative. I would have thought that this would have ranked higher. I wonder if some didn't look hard enough and missed the reflection.
This is a FANTASTIC picture! I love this type with wine bottles. At first glance it's a very refined picture wothry of being in a wine conniseur magazine. Then we see the reflection of the frat boy chugging another bottle of wine. This is so great! I hope you place! 10, ALL THE WAY!
lol, i love this one! it isn't exactly the most difficult photo to take, but the fact that it turned out soo well with no light streaks, or anything like that, i like it! one question though.... is that a cigerette in the background??? i would really like to know!! lol
Ah.......an Australian treasure. I find it interesting that your title is punctuated with an exclamation rather than a question. This makes sense, since the bottle appears empty of this delectable beverage. An exaggerated demand for more makes good sense. Oh, yea...and I did notice the reflection in the bottle. Very nice. Is the subject named "Jacob?"
took me a sec, -very clever I hope voters dont pass by to quick :-) very nice lighting no blown areas and nice job highlighting you and not the camera! 10!