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Martin Unger 13/01/2005 10:07
Thanks, Zac, I think that's better though I also understand your point leaving the spot there. But when I see just the picture I see the stone before the shape of a window. Nice picture, but no connection with a sink - for me, as I don't know the real location the spots give no real association. You of course know your sink, so that's different. Maybe you could include the shape of the tap or so in another picture, just for making your intention clearer, and there it would be right with spots?Zac Cutler 13/01/2005 6:51
OK Martin, just for you I gave this a little photoshopping :)
Actually I do like the "spotless" one more. My original thoughts involved having spots to show it being next to the sink, but further thought definitely kinda makes that seem not so pointful. Ehh, happens. I think I might have missed a spot on the bottom, but shhhh.
Martin Unger 12/01/2005 11:39
A really good picture, I like those warm colors and the way you cropped it! Very good with the background! But I think the waterdrops (?) are quite disturbing, at least they are not adding something to the picture. So you've got a little bit of a cloning-job to do...Oh, did I understand the title right? You mast have a beautyful sink then...