Soda Bottles Photo

Photographer’s Note

This is another San Telmo shot. These are typical bottles, you can find them anywhere at Buenos Aires. They are used to add gas to the water. If you ask for a lime juice at Cafe Tortoni, for example, the bartender will bring you one of these, so you can have a real Soda.

Best regards to all!

Jonathan_Tree, g_panakia, hgupta, LamCam, rikko77 has marked this note useful

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Jonathan_Tree (4803) 2008-12-15 5:57

Hi Mathias!
Amazing composition. Nice light and bright, very nice colors. Good capture. Funny art work.
Cordially!

CMJC (3168) 2008-12-15 5:59

une belle collection et un beau tableau tout en transparence.
mais il semble y avoir des étiquettes, c'est en vente?

hgupta (1321) 2008-12-15 6:47

Hi Mathias,

Very interesting colorful composition. Very nice symmetry and nice capture using lights.
Regards,

Hemant

LamCam (3603) 2008-12-15 6:50

Hello Mathias,
Seen against the light, these coloured bottles look quite exotic! They are nearly all different designs, which is surprising for such common objects. A very successful everyday 'still life'
Best wishes....Maggie

rikko77 (6574) 2008-12-15 7:30

Hi Mathias, thanx for sharing this nice pic with us and thanx for your note. As for the pic, I find it nice, it's a good idea to tell about the place you live in (or a place you visited) through things, different objects, just as you've done here.Light is ok and good was the idea of putting the most colorful bottle slightly on the left side. Congratulations, Rikk

b021 (500) 2008-12-15 9:42

Hi Mathias,
Good capture of colours. Interesting picture!
regards,
Branimir

yquem46 (8449) 2008-12-15 10:01

Colors!colors!colors!
Quite pleasant and crisp picture
regards
patrick

cherryripe (19187) 2008-12-15 11:14

Hi Mathias
Excellent idea to closely frame these colourful bottles to create a graphic shot. You've dealt well with the exposure.
Regards
Nikki

Beppo (1374) 2008-12-15 11:51

Hola Mathias,

Excelente composición, muy original y su liz muy interesante.
Buen trabajo

Josep,