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Product Photography: Toxicity

February 5, 2013 by cameronkarsten Leave a Comment

Toxic bottles, liquid photography

Found within a friend’s basement, these bottles were too characteristic and entirely toxic to pass up.  Setting up in an open-air carport settled the minimum level of fumes and maximum amount of ventilation.

Location: CK Studios

Camera/Lens Specifics: Canon 5D Mark III with Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L IS USM Macro Lens

100mm, 1/25 sec at ƒ/16, ISO 100, tripod.

Post: LR4 & Adobe PS6

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Filed Under: Art, Bainbridge Island, Cameron Karsten, Commercial Photography, Photo of the Day, Photo Shoot, Photography, Product Shoot, SCCC, Seattle, Still life, Washington Tagged With: beverage, bottles, Cameron Karsten Photography, Commercial Photography, product photographer, Seattle, toxic, Washington

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