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02-MAR-2010	(c) Doug Cruden

2nd - Let There Be Light

Cheltenham, Glos.

I'm not at all sure about this one...I don't think the composition works, and I'm not really too confident about the light or focus...mmmm

Tuesday 2nd's entry to the Challenge; click here for other 'old and new in the same photo' Pbasers this month

Nikon D300 ,Nikkor 60mm f/2.8G ED AF-S Micro
1/320s f/3.0 at 60.0mm iso100 off-camera SB600 Speedlight full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

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Frank Brault		30-Mar-2010 16:08
A fantastic juxtaposition. Old and new, natural and artificial.

Jola Dziubinska		07-Mar-2010 02:16
Super comparison.

Barbara Heide		04-Mar-2010 20:57
lol! very clever! nicely done!

Guest		03-Mar-2010 20:17
Great idea and capture Doug!!! V

LynnH		03-Mar-2010 15:58
Doug, you always manage to make ordinary household items look amazing, surreal and luminous. Excellent once again. V

Marielou Dhumez		03-Mar-2010 12:51
Yes ! Excellent ! For millions of centuries the light was the candles and since a few couple of years its electricity !

Maaike Huizer		03-Mar-2010 07:07
Strong composition and light. Good idea too.

borisalex		03-Mar-2010 05:52
I like their isolation, works well and each has it´s own shine kept, otherwise it´s difficult to achieve what you did here! Great V.

Yvonne		03-Mar-2010 05:12
Great idea and well done Doug!

Bill Reed		03-Mar-2010 03:42
Interesting, I like the frosty light bulb. Good idea

carol j. phipps		03-Mar-2010 00:45
Thinking alike!

Mieke WA Minkjan		02-Mar-2010 23:34
great idea Doug

Kevin Chester		02-Mar-2010 23:25
Not only have you beaten me to this one, you have done a lot better job than me too.

Cindi Smith		02-Mar-2010 22:55
I like it but with Phillip...the candle doesn't pop as much as the lightbulb! Excellent idea!

Bernard Davis		02-Mar-2010 20:47
Looks photoshopped, nothing wrong with that, but the two light sources don't really work together.

Stephanie		02-Mar-2010 20:07
I did this same idea yesterday, but was not happy with my results. Yours looks great Doug!

IMRAN HAFEEZ		02-Mar-2010 19:42
Nice shot

Phillip Normanton		02-Mar-2010 19:33
I think a non-black background would help - your light has nowhere to go... :o)

J. Scott Coile		02-Mar-2010 19:24
Very interesting. Looks frozen.

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