Broken

Please,some critique... Thank you

very original composition. Though, i would choose a black background.

 

best regards

Hello Vladimir, this is very good, great idea and great execution.

 

Regards. Peter

What can I say? This is one I am sorry I did not think of myself, especially so because I have been studying a broken wine glass, wondering how to photograph it.

Nice shot, I love the concept

Very creative, great execution.

 

And you obviously prefer white wine to red. ;)

Excelent composition with an original view of an old theme. Good sharpness, color and depth of field. 6/6

Excellent work!

I Love it. Drink up, you deserve it. Cheers.

Reminds me of New Orleans and hurricanes, but that was probably far from what you thought of when you composed this shot.

 

Very nice composition and execution. And is that meant to be a sad face (sad smiley) in the puddle on the left? :-(

A very original idea! You captured it well....good composition...good color....and thought provoking

Good job with this. Original, but yet nolstagic. The backround fits nicely with the shot.

Great idea and very nicely done

Just great!!

A kind of beauty of broken thing .

Very good!

Nice image. I would have prefered the neck of the wine bottle to be in tact. I think the offset symbolism of one of the subjects being whole and the other broken might allow people to interject their own emotions into the shot a bit more...

good idea.executed well.as said by Dave i would also like to see the bottle pouring from above to be unbroken.

any how i like this one.

Funny, how you got this ?

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Hi Vladimir!

 

Excellent concept! I was operating under the presumption that every wine/bottle/glass combination photo had already been done (possibly to excess), and I now stand corrected. You have managed to cause me to rethink my position on not just this theme, but many others as well. Your exposure is perfect from where I sit, as is your overall treatment of lighting and prop handling. Post-processing (if any) is undetectable. Bravo on an excellent photograph, and an addition to my very short list of Favorites.

 

Yours,

Darin