* Roof Ventilation by Lonnit Rysher by Canon DSLR Challenge


12-MAR-2004	Lonnit Rysher

There's just a fresh, clean, simplicity to this shot that captured my attention.

Canon EOS 10D ,Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
1/20s f/38.0 at 300.0mm iso200 full exif

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Guest		18-Mar-2004 15:08
LOL! Maybe you can ask if you can sunbathe on his lovely flat roof and while your up there put some suntan oil on it! LOL! Thanks. I played around with a couple speeds and I liked this best. Thanks for noticing. :) ~ Lonnit

Guest		17-Mar-2004 08:47
My next door neighbor has one of these that squeeks. What's a tactful way to get him to apply some oil? I really like this picture. I think the exposure is right on for the motion involved. -- Victor

ctfchallenge		17-Mar-2004 01:59
Hey, that's part of my patterns! LOL! I thought that added some interest to the boredom of the regularity of the building. ~ Lonnit

Guest		16-Mar-2004 21:57
This, I like. I would, however, crop a little at the bottom to lose the sunlit part of the roof/wall. Phil

Guest		14-Mar-2004 03:59
Thanks Olaf. :) I shoot plenty of duds though. If I think that maybe something could this be a shot, I shoot and then decide when I see it on my computer. When you're shooting for the atypical, you get plenty of duds b/c if it were a shot, other people would probably be shooting it! LOL! I shot this with a quicker shutter too, to stop the motion. I liked this better, but I was hoping it would be visible enough to people who weren't there in person. I certainly did notice the complementary colors... once I got home! LOL! I kept coming back to this shot, wondering why I liked it. Then it dawned on me that it was probably the complimentary colors. :) ~ Lonnit

Olaf.dk		13-Mar-2004 14:05
Leave it to Lonnit to see a shot like this! Lonnit, I envy your talent for finding photographic opportunities in just about anything! The smoothness of the fan blades reveals the motion - and still there is a fan blade pattern in there! Did you notice that the rust-orange fan and blue sky are close to being complementary in color? --Olaf