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Country Home - created by MsNomer


Country Home
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(5 years and 2744 days ago)

avatar MossyB
MossyB says:

Beautiful photo, where is this taken?

avatar friiskiwi
friiskiwi says:

Nice composition, but seems a little flat and green. If you have Photoshop, try Auto Color.

avatar drskn08
drskn08 says:

beautiful scene but it would appeal more if you enhance the saturation... IMHO...

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Lonely sweet home - created by DML


Lonely sweet home
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(5 years and 2745 days ago)

avatar jerostone
jerostone says:

Exciting!

avatar MossyB
MossyB says:

Wild angle for the house ~ It looks like it's coming out of the ground! Great mood with the sky and the colors. Nicely done!

avatar k5683
k5683 says:

I would love to have that as my "home away from home" ))))

avatar drskn08
drskn08 says:

is it the photo of same place which is seen in the photo next to it ?

author says:

The same place, but is not the same house.

author says:

Thanks everybody!!

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The way to home - created by patty


The way to home
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(5 years and 2758 days ago)

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friiskiwi says:

Not quite 'the yellow brick road', nice photograph.

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Home Made Candy - created by kyricom


Home Made Candy
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My wife makes these delicious home made Truffles, and I made the candy "sushi"

The truffles: Make ganache by mixing heavy cream and chocolate and flavor it with Grande Marnier or cherry liquor. Then, dip the ganache into melted chocolate and let it set.

The "sushi:" mix a little corn syrup into coconut flakes. Unroll a fruit rollup and cover it with the coconut mixture. Place a Twizzler (get the ones in different colors) on top of the coconut, about an inch from the edge of the rollup. Fold the edge of the rollup over and roll it over with a little pressure to firm things up. Take a serrated knife and cut the rollup into sushi sized pieces. (5 years and 2761 days ago)

avatar MossyB
MossyB says:

Candy sushi is so cool! I think sweetened coconut is much better than rice crispies. Have you seen the Japanese kits that make candy roe?
http://boingboing.net/2011/03/21/candy-sushi-kit.html

avatar k5683
k5683 says:

I would have done just one or the other in the shot and possible tried it at an angle, not straight down.

avatar friiskiwi
friiskiwi says:

Some great looking candy, but I'm sure you could take a much more interesting photo of them, but I guess by now you have eaten them all.

avatar kekskruemel

sushi candy that's a great idea

author says:

Thanks for your comments. I agree I probably could have taken a more artistic shot, but this was a quick snap before we sent these off to my son. But I thought it'd be fun to share the recipes etc. Yes, they are long gone.

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From 'In my home contest' - created by friiskiwi


From In my home contest
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What I have learnt, it's always a good idea to have a tripod handy. (5 years and 2773 days ago)

avatar Alan2641
Alan2641 says:

Think everything is better on this -- lighting, composition and focus == well done

avatar MossyB
MossyB says:

Much more dynamic now!

avatar robvdn
robvdn says:

It's a great improvement, the light, the background...
Just the angle change I do not really like. But that could be my western look.

Let me explain:
I'm from Europe and used to read from left to right and that's how I learned to 'read' a photo (matter of fact any image) too. Due to the change in the angle the hands (a focal point in this photo) are closed to me, in your original photo they are open and therefor, to me, a much more friendlier angle to look at.

author says:

Rob, that's a really interesting point of view, something I haven't considered, but will keep it in mind from now on and see how I actually look at a photo. Thanks.

avatar kyricom
kyricom says:

Much nicer. Great job. Interesting perspective, Rob. But... the new way the face is also facing us more, becoming more "open" and inclusive (nonverbally)

avatar MossyB
MossyB says:

I also like the new angle better, because it makes the visual movement much more fluid, where in the first image, it was somewhat "jerky," with the eye stopping at every angle of the elbows and knees. I also did not like the profile view of the head. The new angle provides a much more complete view of the face, as well as the drum, and the angles of the joints just "flow" better...

avatar Derivatix
Derivatix says:

great improvement, the second image is great!

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