Puzzle by Angela Johnson by Canon DSLR Challenge


March 12, 04	Š2004 Angela Johnson

I have these little wooden puzzles,
and I thought this one made an interesting pattern at an angle.

Natural window light.
Only PS was framing.

Canon EOS D60 ,Canon EF 100mm f2.8 USM Macro

other sizes: small medium original auto

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Canon DSLR Challenge		22-Mar-2004 16:20
Most things have already been said... great shot! --tobias

Guest		17-Mar-2004 08:29
I like how you can see the scratches from the saw blades on some of the blocks. -- Victor

Anna Yu		17-Mar-2004 05:04
The angle makes the shot in this one. Enhances the pattern. Nice angle of light too.

Canon DSLR Challenge		16-Mar-2004 00:56
Angela, I like the angle of the shot and the dimensional quality of the patterns. Roberta

Tabs		15-Mar-2004 02:46
very nice.. warm colors and I like that the composition is at an angle instead of strait up and down. I love how you handle lighting

Teapot		13-Mar-2004 16:19
Beautiful shot Angela. I added a comment on the thread about producing a shot that you would want to hang on the wall. I think this one fits the bill perfectly. Great work.

Guest		13-Mar-2004 15:59
Thanks so much to all of you for your kind comments!! :oD

Olaf.dk		13-Mar-2004 14:29
This work of art must be categorized as cubism - LOL! Excellent lighting and composition - and I'm tempted to add: "as usual." --Olaf

Canon DSLR Challenge		13-Mar-2004 10:44
Great shot, I like the lighting, warm colours, DOF and sharpness of the grain. Good work - Jon M

Vikas		13-Mar-2004 07:48
Great DOF, lovely lighting, warm rich colours, very appealing shot.... Vikas

Earl Waud		13-Mar-2004 01:23
You really are good at lighting. In this case I like the way the light brings out the texture of the wood. Very nice. E-

Canon DSLR Challenge		12-Mar-2004 22:06
I can almost smell the wood here Angela. I like the pattern and the color and texture of the blocks. I also like the line of the corners of the blocks that leads to your signature. Ann C

Canon DSLR Challenge		12-Mar-2004 17:55
Yes... absolutely! Nice how you placed your sig in the pattern too! :-) -Anders