Posted: 6/9/2011 4:05:03 AM EDT
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Feta, tomato, and avocado omelette. Bacon. Toast made in bacon fat. No alcohol. Guns and stuff.  
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9/10, which is really pushing the envelope considering that there is an insufficient provision of raspberries. In addition to this the omelet suffers from bilateral angular deviation and there are some cosmetic issues with the toast. Cosmetic issues with the toast do not result in a loss of points when fried in bacon grease. |
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Food looks good although there isn't any coffee and when will people plan the actual picture? The rifle and the mags are in horrible position and look as if the dinner pic was an after thought. 7/10 7/10 for the coffee reason and poor photo quality Meal looks great Please explain the positioning rational. I too have lost points on this one. |
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Food looks good although there isn't any coffee and when will people plan the actual picture? The rifle and the mags are in horrible position and look as if the dinner pic was an after thought. 7/10 7/10 for the coffee reason and poor photo quality Meal looks great Please explain the positioning rational. I too have lost points on this one. He did a good job on the plate presentation. IOW he thought about it. WRT to the rifle and reloads they look like he said....."I should do a dinner pic" and rushed to throw the required items in the table rather than take time to place them appropriately. Based on the handgun position, I'm assuming he's right handed. The rifle is in an awkward position for a right handed person or a left handed person to pick up. The reloads are there in case you have to reload I'm presuming. Reloads are generally stored on the weak side to facilitate faster reloading. His reloads are on the strong side. I know it's only a picture and believe me I do a ton of dinner pics. I would rather not have have the guns/reloads in the picture at all but since they're a required part of the dinner pic, they should be placed neatly and properly just like the food on the plate. For me it's what separates a 7 from a 10. |