wine on a wordless wednesday

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1. Alexander M Zoltai says

   Wow; it shows the essence of the effect of wine.

   Quite amazingly done photo-story!

   ~ Alex from Our Evolution

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   September 24, 2008, 9:15 am
2. saint2 says

   that’s a cool photo! What programme did u use to achieve those effects?

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   September 25, 2008, 4:54 pm
3. isabella mori says

   @alex – it’s a great photo story, isn’t it? it really catches the essence of an evening spent (thinking? conversing?) over a bottle of wine, perhaps late one fall evening …

   @saint, i didn’t take the picture. if you go to the link below the image, you can contact the photographer.

   September 25, 2008, 5:15 pm
4. A. Decker says

   I’m impressed with the artistry of this pic, in that it so successfully conveys what it’s like to have a bit too much. (That light’s so bright!)
   Ha!Ha! Good one.

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   September 26, 2008, 4:56 pm
5. isabella mori says

   isn’t it wonderful, how many different things we can read into a picture? i totally didn’t see the “too much” in the image but now that you mention it, i can see that angle, too. maybe we should ask the artist to see what’s behind it …

   September 26, 2008, 6:15 pm
6. Emmett Loverde says

   Thank you for your comments on this image. I shot it in Paris in 2004. I was having dinner alone in a very quiet cafe (just the sort of French cafe you’d expect to find) and I was taking time exposure photos. The bright light in the photo was actually a candle on the table. The lens flare was added in Photoshop and I also saturated the colors and applied the “Poster Edges” filter.

   I hope you all enjoy the image.

   September 26, 2008, 11:00 pm