Critique Welcomed A 3 shot theme at the market today...

[Glenn Clabo]

The reason they do it...



Stocking the table...



This one was a mistake...not focused...but I can't thro it out...

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Beautiful tones on these, Glenn. Very attractive shots. And you have a good eye for passing detail. Very nice.

 

[Darren Turner]

hey your market shots are getting better, plenty of close up detail here love them all, the money shot is the errrrrr money shot haha

great work

Daz

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Nice set Glen. the first with money changing hands nice observation of an interaction. As is the chilli shot , the delicate cautious touching, careful approach from the hand, , with worthy reputation, from this particular vegetable.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

I like the soft tones in Stocking the table - very nice with the purple rubber bands contrasting with the green, the detail on the guys hand, and the scars.

 

[Paul Lange]

I like all of them but the third I think is all the better for being blurred and having the highlights blown out a little. You shouldn't have said it was a mistake then I would have thought it was all down to your creative mastermind.

 

[Glenn Clabo]

Thank you Rob...I'm happier when I find details.

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Julian...Thank you. The interesting part of the chilli shot...that was the hand of an Asian lady who didn't speak english very well. She picked out one...broke it in half...and popped it into her mouth. Then a rather heated discussion between the Italian vendor and her broke out. She insisting they weren't hot at all...while he was saying they were too hot to eat like that. She walked away to his Italian curses.

 

[Glenn Clabo]

Thank you Chris...the colors are what caught my eye also. The hand came after.

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Thanks Paul...just being honest.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Thank you Rob...I'm happier when I find details.

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Julian...Thank you. The interesting part of the chilli shot...that was the hand of an Asian lady who didn't speak english very well. She picked out one...broke it in half...and popped it into her mouth. Then a rather heated discussion between the Italian vendor and her broke out. She insisting they weren't hot at all...while he was saying they were too hot to eat like that. She walked away to his Italian curses.

Nice story, then a sneaky hand, I bet if they were burning hot she may well have denied it. I thought that was one of the perks of market shopping, that you had a taste.

 

[Pete Askew]

Nice series Glenn and I think the third is my favourite also (although I'd b tempted to crop in closer - but then it wouldn't go with your theme).