Fuel for Life Unlimited by durleybeachbum
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Description
by Diesel.
This only gets 2 stars and a brief criticism by Turin and Sanchez, but I found it grew on me the more I used it.
It is a fruity floral with a rather interesting dry down.
See a very different image Here
Comments (18)
Celart
Very expressive still life
jendellas
Not one l am sure of, gud capture.
jayfar
Not seen that one at the pimps !! Nice shot.
Mark-David-Rogers
One or two may think.. does one dab it on or drink it?.. there are probably some who may do both!.. Two great captures and I like the post work on this one.
giulband
Beautiful Photo !!
Faemike55
Diesel - isn't that a form of petrol? Great images
goodoleboy
A stellar array of sepia hues/tones and lighting effects in this shot of one of your favorite parfumes, A.
wysiwig
Another sterling image. By the title I would have thought more of a petroleum fragrance.
angora
beautifully done, great colours!!
Katraz
Diesel always smells the same to me, nice shot.
dochtersions
Oh dear, I've little knowledge of perfume, but I admire your photo with all its beautiful colors, as the charming atmosphere; and that's enough for me to enjoy, Andrea.
whaleman
Both photos do the job nicely!
MrsRatbag
I've never even heard of it...nice setup and capture!
auntietk
Oh god, I hate the smell of diesel fuel. That's what big trucks run on here, and it's quite nauseating! I'm sure the perfume is quite nice, but I couldn't ever get past the name to try it on. However, it's a wonderful picture! :)
sandra46
VERY NICE
kgb224
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
danapommet
I liked the lighting in the FlickR version and I had not heard of this brand before!
anahata.c
Like tara, I can't get over the fact that a perfume manufacturer uses the name "fuel" after their name "Diesel". And I'm glad you like it. (Is it the case that more and more non-fragrance-makers are making fragrances in recent years? You see that in watches---Burberry makes watches, Gucci makes watches, Brooks Brothers makes watches---and they originally didn't. I can't picture Thomas Burberry, in the midst of his military coat days, thinking, "we have to come up with a line of watches!" Is it the same with fragrances? I don't know.) Anyway, the pic's the thing: You've taken the original reflections and lights and broken them into landscapes and colonies, and used a very warm series of tonal variations (from deep reddish browns to light greenish yellows). And once again it seems like you've left the bottles largely untouched, so they stand out against the postworked background. The two bottom reflections---beneath the box and bottle---are beautiful: A bright reflection for the box, a deep reddish brown for the bottle...More of your beautiful bottle work, this one awash in deep red-tinged tones, and with a fist-like presence in those browns. You may get these for the fragrance, but this series makes us grateful for their images. And you know what---the picture speaks of deep coffee-liqueur, like Frangelico or Kahlua. (Well, Frangelico is hazelnut, but it has a coffee-like taste.) Yet more fine bottle work from you. Loooooove this series...