Submitter's name:	Andy Radcliffe
Title:	Greek salad ingredient
Gear used:	Olympus E-1 with 50mm/f2.0 macro lens
Diaphragm:	f4.0
Shutter speed:	1/25th sec.
Film used:	Digital @ ISO 400
Technical information:	Taken hand-held and using available light. RAW conversion with Olympus Studio, B&W conversion using channel mixer and Fred Miranda's "BW Pro" plug-in for PS-7. Cropped to square and re-sized for submission.
Subject information:	Spotted this during Greek salad preparation, so I took a few hand-held shots. I must have a steady hand I suppose......
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Comment left by: Chris (no e-mail specified)

Nicely done. This could easily be a monochrome shot.

Comment left by: Jay Drew (no e-mail specified)

I can almost smell it. The square cropping works very well. I'll have to remember that technique.

Comment left by: Dan (no e-mail specified)

Something about this almost makes it look as if the rings are spiralling in, even though intellectually I know they can't be. Very nice effect.

Comment left by: jafsc (no e-mail specified)

What a macro! I supposed is a onion ring? If japanese could be a sushi:) Impressive!

Comment left by: Gregg Iverson (no e-mail specified)

If I hadn't read the technical information I wouldn't have realized this was a b&w! Now I am wanting to try this with backlighting too, only I am not sure I will be able to see because of the tearing from the smell.

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