Consumerist Friday Flickr Pool Finds
Here are five wonderful photos readers added to The Consumerist Flickr Pool this week, picked for neatness and usability in a Consumerist post. Check 'em out, vote for your fave!
Title: "#342/366 Jaymi - A Favourite Meal"
Caption: "This is one of Jaymi's favourite meals. We had it tonight for dinner, because my husband had to be at work late and we wanted an easy dinner. So, here is my 10th photo for 30 Days of Rants & Raves. A rave for Annie's pasta. :)"
By: CrzysChick
Title: "Consumerism: America's Religion"
By: darren bryden

Title: "Liquid Courage"
Caption: "The Subway Inn, NYC. Killing time before a client shoot."
By: shatterkiss

Title: "IMG_5789"
By: walkerspace
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Add your shots to The Consumerist Flickr pool, and perhaps they'll get featured in a future story, or even highlighted in a Friday Consumerist Flickr Pool Finds post. See previous winners of the Friday Consumerist Flickr Pool finds here.
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Comments:
@formatc:
That's what I thought too, until I tried their cereals. Good lord they are bad. I got the "Honey Bunny Oats" and it looks like cat treats and smells like wet cardboard.
@mac-phisto: I think they used something called tilt-shift photography. IIRC, it slightly moves the lens while still holding focus in the center. The edges are blurred and the focus gets a sort of exaggerated look. It almost looks like the objects are miniatures or models instead of the real thing. This link has a bunch of cool examples of tilt-shift:
@weakdome: Pretty sure that is tilt-focus photography. Check the link in my earlier comment for some better examples.
@wastedlife: It's my photo and it is a tilt-shift with an 85mm PC Nikkor. Sorry I wasn't more creative with the title, I took two, so there was save-1 and save-2.
smcgee
Show us your tits! Oh. Cough. Sorry.
I'd title the USPS one, Blond Elvis Has Left the Building, so minus points for naming it the Wall-E-esque IMG_57987.
Garnishes should never overwhelm your cocktail so...
As tempted as I am to go for the adorable kid (and she's freaken adorable), I'm going for the Bauhaus influenced, industrial, America's Religion. Only because the containers are empty and there's rust collecting on them. Although (cough) I'd desaturate them a bit and probably radial blur the edges just a nudge. It has fearful symmetry.
Good mix, though!
@Samantha Gattsek: Fruity Bunnies are good. Haven't tried Honey Bunny Oats, but the Cocoa/Vanilla Bunnies are disappointing.
@formatc:
My parents never bought me Fruity Pebbles or Fruit Loops as a kid, so for some reason the idea of fruit flavored cereal is kind of weird. I'll just go back to eating my Kashi cereal with real fruit added in :p
@Samantha Gattsek: Don't get me wrong, my preferred breakfast cereal is Cascadian Farm's Raisin Bran or Mother's Cinnamon Oat Crunch. My parents never bought me the sweet stuff as a kid either. I use the Fruity Bunnies as a dessert.
@StealthySwede_GitEmSteveDave: LOL "It takes him a second to get on the stool because he's under 5 feet tall" No shit
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Mmmmm, Gin & Tonic sounds good right now.