In the Absract by CoreyBlack
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This is a picture of some wine bottles in my apartment window. I made it at about 4:00 in the morning, with the "Night Feature" on my camera, the "night feature" that I still haven't figured out after nine months of owning this camera...hence the look of this photo.
And, unbelievably, I have no idea when I made this picture. It was some time in the last few months.
And for all of the wonderful guesses about those strange hut-things in my previous post, I'm sorry to disappoint you as to what they really are. They're essentially concrete barriers designed to keep distracted drivers (the ones jabbering on their cell phones) from driving off into the Chicago River. Life can be so boring sometimes. What a pity.
Comments (7)
danapommet
Nice shot and I'm with you Corey - NEVER read the instruction book - it takes the fun out of using what ever you bought and that includes cameras. Dana
Chipka
The best way to learn camera stuff is to fiddle with it...I'm with Dana on this one...Instruction booklets? We don't need no stinkin' instruction booklets! I love the colors in this and the odd raindrop effect you've managed! I know what bottles those are too...and their green glass always fascinates me.
watapki66
Lovely abstract shot!
beachzz
I do the same thing, just start playin around with the settings. One time, somehow I changed everything to black and white, and got some GREAT shots!! As did you with this one!!
auntietk
Uh-huh. Before I read what you wrote, I thought it was that railroad bridge down by Chinatown! LOL! Of course as soon as you said "wine bottles" my perspective clicked over, and I saw the light, as it were. This is fantastic! I particularly like the neck of the bottle on the right. Being a fiend for light and glass, that pleases me greatly.
durleybeachbum
A brilliant pic! I'm a girl..(well an oldish sort of girl), so I read my instruction book for my TZ throughout on the first day and now my camera is part of me. I should need surgery to have it taken away. In the past I've deeply regretted not doing so and finding out after years that pressing x or y would have made a so desirable result!
blondeblurr
It must have been a good drop, if you can't remember...or are they still half-full or half-empty ??? or do you need some help to polish them off ? I am always willing and able to help out - pity, you guys live such a long way away! all I can say, it was definitely shot under the influence and makes a good conversation piece. More Cheers...BB