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"Betsey Merkel" Restaurants SPICE "Gordon Square" Cleveland Ohio
Photo by Betsey Merkel.
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Spice Kitchen + Bar, 5800 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
SPICE Companies: SPICE KITCHEN + BAR | SPICE OF LIFE CATERING CO. | SPICE ACRES
All businesses live within an iconic building called “Spice Headquarters,” in Gordon Square Arts District on Detroit Avenue & West 58th Street.
The Spice Companies promote economic vitality and physical wellness across Northeast Ohio by growing, purchasing, and preparing local, sustainable foods.
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MakerBot Industries released the latest version of their printer at CES 2012. The MakerBot Replicator is the ultimate personal 3D printer; anything that can be imagined in your mind can become a reality with this printer. www.makerbot.com/blog/2012/01/09/introducing-the-makerbot...
Intention: Replicate the shot and the style of this picture by Yousuf Karsh:
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Reference: DuChemin told us to stop asking "How should I do this?" and instead ask "How do I want to do this?" which I followed in this series here as I did attempt to recreate the shots but I didn't stick to it so strictly that I couldn't make tweaks that make my shot look better than it would have been.
Outcome: I like this picture. The lighting in the room was something I had to continue to mess with. If I turned on the overhead light, it wasn't nearly as dramatic of a shot.
Edits: Increased exposure and whites. Decreased shadows, blacks, vibrance, and saturation. All was done in order to recreate the black and white aesthetic of the original picture.
I replicated 2 nature images that are recognizable since we always see nature photography and I replicated an old image taken of a famous Lebanese singer from my homeland as a culturally celebrated image and my last photo with the cola can was replicating an iconic image in my opinion