In French, pomegranate and grenade are exact synonyms (both are called grenade), as in many other languages (Spanish, Russian, Hebrew, to name a few). Not really surprising given how similar they look.
[Oct. 7th, 2010 01:33:23 PM]
four people out of six commented that they liked selective desaturation here :)
sorry guys, this is NOT selective desaturation! don't like it, (almost) never use it. This is just a white plaster replica of a hand with a real pomegranate and some dry ice. lighted by an LED flashlight.
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Lev this is flippin cool! That hand replica is amazing. What a clever idea - is this being used in some type of Halloween display? What a wonderful concoction.
No Michelle, it was just some out of blue Friday night "experiment" at my friend's house - he happened to have some dry ice and we started to look around to see what can we compose with it. Found a pomegranate, and a plaster hand :). I thought it could work as a dark-humored postcard for Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year): Pomegranate is one of symbolic foods for it along with apples and honey.
Lev this is flippin cool! That hand replica is amazing. What a clever idea - is this being used in some type of Halloween display? What a wonderful concoction.
Cool processing with the desaturation but leaving the fruit red. I like the slow shutter effect with the smoke/fog. Lighting is outstanding combined with the smoke effect. Great picture.
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the selective desat works well in this image
This is the first selective colour-photo ever that I actually went 'wow' on! Good job, because I thought I hated it (selective colour, not you photo). But not this one, that's a 9 there!