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Chilli Popsicle


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This is quite creative, although I think it would look better without a shadow on the stem to make it look like the stem is in the air not touching the surface. Unless that was what you were after.
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Stephen,

 

I think the shadow gives it a more 3 dimensional feel! After all it is a real chilli.

 

Thanks for taking the time to comment!

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David;

 

Never have I seen a more attractive chilli. I would like to say that it tops all of your work with women but that might be a small fib. ;-))

 

-Owen

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Owen,

 

I am surprised and pleasantly shocked that you have taken the time to comment on this! I really did not think it would be something you liked!

 

Thanks!

 

By the way! I am sure, even though you have not seen it in black and white, that this is much better in colour!!!!

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PS.

 

It was your photographs of chilli's thay got me to start looking at your pictures in the first place. All of this just goes to prove that I am not entirely a person with a single focus. That may be a lie but I don't think so.

 

-Owen

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Well I don't think I would want to suck on a chili pepper at length (though I have been in a chili eating contest before, so I'm not really adverse to these buggers). I agree with Stephen about removing (or lowering) the shadow beneath the stem. It can still look real, just that the stem is more in the air than it appears here. I also wonder how this would look in only shades of green, red, yellow and orange. You know, kind of like the scales they use to indicate how hot a pepper is. Nice work.
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I wouldn't want to argue with someone who is willing to eat these in a competition!

 

I am beginning to understand what you mean about the shadow under the stem! I guess I missed it before!

 

Maybe I will contribute more 'Chilling' photos later!

 

Thanks for stopping by!

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Hi David, what a great idea and very well executed! Would it be even better to have neutral colour shadow? Just an option. Very cool.

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Howard,

 

Again thanks! I wouldn't disagree with Wilson! Well.... I would but maybe not in this case.

 

Strange as it may seem, Wilson's comment makes sense as does his shadow, but I have been looking at the 'coloured' shadow of the original for more than a year, that it makes it difficult to get out my head!

 

Oh well!

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