is it?

JonMikal · Jun 25, 2005

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ferny · Jun 25, 2005

Good exposure, lighting and all. But... what's rettub? :scratch:

Miki · Jun 25, 2005

LOL, ferny.

Great pic Jon, you've really animated an ordinary slab of butter. What's the pale green frame in the background though?

JonMikal · Jun 25, 2005

Miki said:
What's the pale green frame in the background though?

i don't see anything green, sorry.

i will tell you this isn't real, as you may have already guessed. it's part of a museum exhibit. the butter is approx. 4 - 5 ft. long. really neat stuff!

ferny · Jun 25, 2005

I think she means the part in the top right corner. I can see it now that there is no light in the room. You've got a black section running through and cutting off the inner frame. But then that black part stops and the frame pop up again. Looks a little odd.

elsaspet · Jun 25, 2005

I'm not surpised that you are the only one in the world who could make a stick of butter look really cool.
Oh for pete. I just said a stick of butter was cool.

ferny · Jun 25, 2005

*wonders if elsaspet knows his name is Peter*

:mrgreen:

mentos_007 · Jun 25, 2005

OMG what a topic to photograph

Peter, when I read your "Rettub" I started to think what is that... ooppss

dalebe · Jun 25, 2005

ferny said:
Good exposure, lighting and all. But... what's rettub? :scratch:

That's just what i was going to say

:thumbup:

Miki · Jun 25, 2005

ferny said:
I think she means the part in the top right corner.

!!!!! I'm a GUY, Ferny !!! I know it's confusing, i spell it the female way coz it's spelt that way in my full name.
I guess i was talking about the "frame" of the original picture, part of which does crop up in the top right corner. But like Jon said, it's a picture of a picture, so it's all clear now. Maybe the green is just my monitor ??

Jon, i'm sure you could do an original equally well, if not better.

JonMikal · Jun 25, 2005

Miki said:
But like Jon said, it's a picture of a picture, so it's all clear now.

nope, never said it was a picture...it's a sculpture type exhibit. the area i guess you are referring to is where the floor and wall meet.

Miki · Jun 25, 2005

Ok, it's all clear now, really.....i was completely ignoring the width of your frame, Jon.

Very interesting exhibit, looks yummy too. Good idea for a home project, never thought a well-lit stick of butter could look so photogenic

aprilraven · Jun 25, 2005

where is the popcorn when you need it?? ..... love the lighting...

( could you please just put up some plain-jane pic for once....something i could say, hmmm, i think i could have done that......?)

really good shot..jon....