@alex – it’s a great photo story, isn’t it? it really catches the essence of an evening spent (thinking? conversing?) over a bottle of wine, perhaps late one fall evening …
@saint, i didn’t take the picture. if you go to the link below the image, you can contact the photographer.
I’m impressed with the artistry of this pic, in that it so successfully conveys what it’s like to have a bit too much. (That light’s so bright!)
Ha!Ha! Good one.
isn’t it wonderful, how many different things we can read into a picture? i totally didn’t see the “too much” in the image but now that you mention it, i can see that angle, too. maybe we should ask the artist to see what’s behind it …
Thank you for your comments on this image. I shot it in Paris in 2004. I was having dinner alone in a very quiet cafe (just the sort of French cafe you’d expect to find) and I was taking time exposure photos. The bright light in the photo was actually a candle on the table. The lens flare was added in Photoshop and I also saturated the colors and applied the “Poster Edges” filter.
Wow; it shows the essence of the effect of wine.
Quite amazingly done photo-story!
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that’s a cool photo! What programme did u use to achieve those effects?
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@alex – it’s a great photo story, isn’t it? it really catches the essence of an evening spent (thinking? conversing?) over a bottle of wine, perhaps late one fall evening …
@saint, i didn’t take the picture. if you go to the link below the image, you can contact the photographer.
I’m impressed with the artistry of this pic, in that it so successfully conveys what it’s like to have a bit too much. (That light’s so bright!)
Ha!Ha! Good one.
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isn’t it wonderful, how many different things we can read into a picture? i totally didn’t see the “too much” in the image but now that you mention it, i can see that angle, too. maybe we should ask the artist to see what’s behind it …
Thank you for your comments on this image. I shot it in Paris in 2004. I was having dinner alone in a very quiet cafe (just the sort of French cafe you’d expect to find) and I was taking time exposure photos. The bright light in the photo was actually a candle on the table. The lens flare was added in Photoshop and I also saturated the colors and applied the “Poster Edges” filter.
I hope you all enjoy the image.