The Origin of Things * by Canon DSLR Challenge

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26.03.04	alexeig

The Origin of Things *

as captures on a rainy night. Everything should go round it, right?

JPG artifacts are due to high compression level needed to keep this image within 150k

Canon PowerShot G5
Shutter speed 1s., aperture 4.0. ISO200 hide exif

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Anna Yu		28-Mar-2004 17:55
I think it's very nice that the branches make a circular pattern around the origin of the light behind the tree. And that the raindrops make them visible by reflecting the light. A perfect image for this challenge theme.

alexeig		28-Mar-2004 01:41
Another street lights at the back, of course. In fact, the color of the birch trunk is very close to what you would see in reality. The only color correction which I applied was directed to elimination of magenta cast present in the original frame

Canon DSLR Challenge		28-Mar-2004 01:26
This is very interesting, Alexig. I can see how the street light would illuminate the tree branches and twigs but, what's illuminating the front area of the tree (facing us)? I ask because the tree has taken on an interesting color cast I've not seen before. Markjay