Rahul's Photoblog
Yummy Drink
Posted by Rahul (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) on 7 August 2007 in People & Portrait.
This is the same yesterday's pic with different processing to give it alltogether another meaning.
The lady here is so enjoying her drink, until her eyes are even closed, like the way it happens during the first kiss. ;-) That must be one hell of a yummy drink. LOL!!!
Ling from Malaysia
Hey rahul! Long time.
I like the caption on the guys shirt! Hahahaha. First I saw the 100% at work, then I saw the finer details...Friday being the least!!
7 Aug 2007 6:40am
@Ling: Welcome back Ling, great to see you back. And isnt that so true about work. LOL!!!!
Vanessa from Kent, United Kingdom
Thought at first I was seeing things, then I noticed the females clothes are a different colour :-)
7 Aug 2007 6:48am
@Vanessa: Haha... Vanessa, its the same pic as yesterday with different processing and meaning probably. ;-)
@Rags: Haha... :) Cheers pal.
ColNed Pictures from Amersfoort, Netherlands
Indeed it must be.. and the processing is great like usual !!
7 Aug 2007 7:31am
@ColNed Pictures: Thanks pal, always appreciate your kind words and encouragement.
MaryB from Staffordshire, United Kingdom
Another great one Rahul :) love the way you changed the the colour from the man to the woman, giving a new angle on what this capture might mean.
I think that this one works well as a stalker pic too, The unknown man blends into the background while, the colourful lady sips her yummy drink, oblivious to the fact that she is being stalked !
Have a great day pal :)
7 Aug 2007 10:29am
@MaryB: Thanks Mary, always appreciate your visits. Hope you had a blast on your anniversary. ;-)
Candace from Emmaus, United States
Wonderful idea to change the were the color is at in this photo....almost thought it was the same one, but then realized the difference. Again, wonderful job on the processing.
7 Aug 2007 12:23pm
@Candace: Thanks Candace, the processing can give it all together different meaning at times. ;-)
Bron from Canberra, Australia
You certainly do shift the feeling of a picture by your colour focus Rahul - thanks I enjoyed these pix!
7 Aug 2007 1:27pm
@Bron: Thanks Bro, am very glad that you enjoyed the processing here. :)
Jen from Alpharetta, United States
Great change up Rahul!
Must be some incredible drink in that cup!!
7 Aug 2007 2:41pm
@Jen: Thanks Jen, i am sure it was something yummy going by the looks on her face. :)
amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada
Love the flip! Amazing how that changes perception!!
7 Aug 2007 3:34pm
@amy: Yes it does, photoshop rocks pal. ;-) Thanks for the time despite your busy schedule to check me out. ;-)
Nadine from Montréal, Canada
I love this pic, so real and a very good idea the colors + B&W.
7 Aug 2007 5:29pm
@Nadine: Thanks Nadine. :)
@Walt: Thanks Walt. His shirt talks about work. ;-)
@Evie: Thanks Evie. :)
Laurie from New Jersey, United States
I love the guy's shirt! That's pretty funny.
8 Aug 2007 1:40am
@Laurie: Thanks Laurie, yes his shirt was kinda interesting. :)
@Jerry: Thanks Bro, always appreciate your visits and kind words. :)
@priya: Thanks Priya, glad you liked it.
@ChaCha: Thanks ChaCha. :)
Nick Passantino from Bronx, United States
really interesting processing. a great image
8 Aug 2007 7:40pm
@Nick Passantino: Thanks bro. :)
@Rebecca: Thanks Rebecca, really appreciate your kind words. :)
Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States
Clever interchange of both images... you are an ace at post-processing.
8 Aug 2007 11:58pm
@Viewfinder: Thanks Bro, just learning photoshop and trying out the odds. ;-)
Laurie from Lincoln, United States
Wow that is a cool effect! I've been practicing with my Photoshop program. Thanks for the advice, bro! =-)
9 Aug 2007 2:45pm
@Laurie: You are most welcome pal. :) And thank you veru much for being such and encouragement always. :)
@Josh: Thanks Josh, am glad you liked it. :)
Andrew Gould from Sydney, Australia
This made me smile when I first looked at it! I like them both, but if I had to choose only one, it would be this one. Great processing work. (Love the message on his t-shirt!)
9 Aug 2007 11:02pm
@Andrew Gould: Thanks Andrew, i guess the message is more crisp in this image. :)
Nikon D40
1/200 second
F/5.0
ISO 400
180 mm (35mm equiv.)