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 by Mr Darcy on Tue Oct 14, 2008 2:46 pm
I was beginning to think I wouldn't have time to enter my own comp, but thanks to the wet weather, I made it. Theme 1: …Reflections. I didn't expect this to be as difficult as I found it. Tried out a variety of concepts. This was the only one that even halfway worked for me.  Theme 2: …Emotion I could almost enter this as all four categories, but I am in enough trouble from my model as it is without calling her a Kitchen Utensil   Theme 3: …Kitchen Utensil. An old pepper grinder that has been in the family over 40 years. It has been used daily all that time & still works well. A brand I recommend.  Theme 4: …Animal A is for...  As usual vote (for or against!) in http://www.dslrusers.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=34280Place comments/criticism on the photographs here. Greg
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by Matt. K on Tue Oct 14, 2008 6:10 pm
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All bloody excellent! Your photography is getting better by leaps and bounds! By the way....what brand is that old pepper grinder?
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by gstark on Tue Oct 14, 2008 6:34 pm
Greg, Point of order ... is a pepper grinder really a kitchen utensil? I'm thinking that it's typically used in a dining situation, rather than a kitchen. That said, who cares?  Love the image: great PoV for the shot, great use of perspective, great composition, great exposure .... hmmm alll those greats ... should we call this a pepper grater? g.
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by Mr Darcy on Tue Oct 14, 2008 9:06 pm
Point of order ... is a pepper grinder really a kitchen utensil? I'm thinking that it's typically used in a dining situation, rather than a kitchen.
I use this one in the kitchen. I have another two (same brand  ) that see dining table duty, and another one that lives with the camping gear. what brand is that old pepper grinder?
Marlux. I have been though a number of other brands as well. None lasted more than a year or two. I also have one of their salt grinders. About 15 YO & still going strong. The camping one is Peugeot. I changed brands because I wanted a really small one for backpacking, and longevity was less of an issue as it doesn't get used so much. So far it's holding up though. Greg
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by Big Red on Wed Oct 15, 2008 2:20 pm
#2 is a really great shot Greg 
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by paulmac on Wed Oct 15, 2008 4:46 pm
Another great set of pictures for your entry Greg. That pepper grinder looks just like the excellent one my parents have had for decades. Your model in number two is very lucky to have had such a great photo taken of her.  (and you were lucky to have such an obliging and patient model too!)
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by kalindriel on Fri Oct 17, 2008 9:33 pm
gstark wrote:
Point of order ... is a pepper grinder really a kitchen utensil? I'm thinking that it's typically used in a dining situation, rather than a kitchen.
Do you cook? Surely you dont just throw the peppercorns in the pot whole everytime? Of course its a kitchen utensil! I like number two as well. But the aphids are pretty good too. Shame about the roses...
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