Cavin Klein 'cube' bottles by durleybeachbum
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Comments (17)
I like both photos Great shots Andrea
Excellent work, I wish more people explored the potential of still-life. I like the reflection in the third (silver) bottle.
Super colour reflections.
I have just picked up a perfume brochure from our local 'Discount Chemist Warehouse' and found three different 'cK's ... all on special for Mother's Day for A$ 29.99 each! ;)) I must try it one day ;) first Calvin Klein - 'cK one' (200ml edt) then Calvin Klein - 'Eternity' (100ml edp) and last Calvin Klein - 'ckin2u' (150 ml edp) (I wonder how that compares to UK prices?) I do love the simplicity of the 'cube' bottle-shape and BTW what happened to the missing 'L' ??? LOL BB
I had some man pong in a bottle like that one time, the frosted kind at the end. I like my Fahrenheit now though :))) Wonderful still life Andrea!
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Superb presentation and colours Andrea! I use the "one" on the far right
I have CK ONE, nice perfume!!
Nicely set out and great colour.
Nice light control
Terrific presentation. I like the colors though they aren't very cube-y. I guess that applies to the box they came in.
Stellar color and light blends in this pic of the "cube" bottles, Andrea, which really aren't cubistic at all in the true sense of the word. And those caps are in a league all by themselves.
Interesting mfg presentation too!
Excellent shot. They could have saved alot of money by using our export cream bottles. They have same lid, same size, but not same flat shape. :)
Superb compo..and super colors
I love his fragrance cool looking image done well.
Excellent presentation on the FlickR side and fantastic photo/display here!