Split P Soup
Uploaded: May 15, 2007 03:08:44
For Photogroup 101 "What;s on your plate?" theme
The concept was the easy part; but I had no idea how hard the execution would be. I used two cans of vegetable alphabet soup and one tomato (the vegetables caused clutter). I wanted lots of the letter "P".So I amputated the extra parts of the R's and B's. When I put the 30 "P's" in the tomato soup, most sank to the bottom. So I shot them on a black background. I put them back in the soup and took several shots of the bowl with the spoon precariously propped over it. The black background made it easy to cut out the P's, which were added to the soup in PSP 11 on a new layer (the spoon was placed on a separate top layer). All of the p's were "split" digitally. Some setup photos are in the discussion. I thought it would help when you next try this ;)
Dominick M. Dimacale
May 15, 2007
Carolyn M. Fletcher
May 15, 2007
Jeff Robinson
May 15, 2007
Amalia Sylvia Arriaga Salinas
May 15, 2007
Les Rhoades
May 16, 2007
Larry Lawhead
May 16, 2007
Dr Silly
May 31, 2007
But I love the shot and the title. :O)
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Dr Silly
June 26, 2007
Nikki McDonald
June 26, 2007
Deborah C. Lewinson
June 26, 2007
Su Sana E. P
June 26, 2007
Les Rhoades
June 26, 2007
Terry L. Ellis
June 27, 2007
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