Originally posted by wildman 
Well done.
I think you did a good job catching that difficult back-lighting correctly.
Originally posted by Sailor I like this one very much - it's unusual, has a great composition and is technically excellent. Hard to beat all that.
Jer
Both of you thanks very much, I appreciate it.
Originally posted by slowpez Just looking at some of that equipment makes me hurt. Well captured.
Susan, people often talk about the "good old days". Looking at this equipment I am not so sure. Thanks.
Originally posted by tessfully Love the blue glass and clay bowls. Nice collection and very nicely shot!
The blue glass is what attracted my attention, took me a few shots to get it right with the strong backlight. This is the advantage photographing objects that don't move with DSLRs. The Clay pots are actually porcelain (unglazed) "Mortar and Pestle" to crunch up ingredients for those portions of old. Still used today though, I have one in the kitchen to grind and mix up spices.
Thanks for your comments
Originally posted by daacon I am with Susan - it's a great shot , but reminds me of Steve Martin as the dentist in Little Shop of Horrors ha!
You gave me an idea, must print this and give it to my dentist. Thanks for taking the time to reply.
Greetings
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