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10 comments:
I like this photo because of the vivid red color of the can, however my camera has some issues which are present in this photograph. Barrel distortion is the obvious problem due to the curved border line of the "nutrition facts". Grain is also very apparent in the blurry parts of the photo, This isn't as big of a problem however as the barrel distortion.
Copyright 2005 David Price & Aaron Greene
Actually I believe it works this way, that if the person is unrecognizable, I don't need concent for the photo. Therefore it is all mine, and trust me it's a money maker.
my brother-in-law is an attorney
between the two of us, I believe that I have known that paticular brother-in-law longer than you, so there!
Hey sweet!! I have been looking over you PS and AI art. Very nice. I am nowwhere as good in Ilusttrator. I stick mostly with photoshop. Anyways very cool pic. Keep up the good work.
Very cool! I am glad that it isn't Pepsi! :-P to the lay person (me!) It looks great, so don't sweat it. lol btw, I saw your site from Ashton's. He DID link to you! :-D
Chris, I am glad you liked my stuff. I noticed on your blog that you entered a film into the SAICFF. My brother-in-law and the production company he works for entered "Journey Home" in the competition. I was lucky enough to go in 2004, but didn't make it this year. I would be interested in getting your take on the happenings at the recent festival.
Kerry, I would have to say I am a Pepsi person. However I liked how this Coke can was positioned in the forground to the "indistinguishable" person in the background. I guess I was just too lazy to swap it out for a pepsi at the time.
Sorry, David, but I even recognized the guy...its my Gilmore Girl dealer.
well that doesn't count cause you already know him
DP
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