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07-JUL-2004	PhilM

Look, There *

A composite - my first ever posted! - of two images, obviusly with different focal points, but taken one after the other (though I guess I could have taken them hours apart...)

Canon EOS 10D ,Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
1/100s f/22.0 at 70.0mm iso100 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	07-Jul-2004 11:56:48
Make	Canon
Model	EOS 10D
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	70 mm
Exposure Time	1/100 sec
Aperture	f/22
ISO Equivalent	100
Exposure Bias	-0.62
White Balance
Metering Mode	center weighted (2)
JPEG Quality	(6)
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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Guest		13-Jul-2004 07:34
Yes, it's more to the left and also closer to the top (in the original the sky was quite pretty so I left it in, though it didn't really help the overall composition!). There isn't another version anywhere at the moment. Phil

Jonathan (Yoni) Nissanov		13-Jul-2004 01:12
I would love to compare it to the original. Do you have the original posted somewhere? If my memory serves me right, the church is now more to the left. I really like the idea because it so directly addresses the theme by making the hand an active player in the image viewing.

Guest		13-Jul-2004 00:49
Cool idea.

Canon DSLR Challenge		11-Jul-2004 21:57
Johnathan, many thanks for you comments. I've cropped much tighter now, which I think is an improvement. Phil

Jonathan (Yoni) Nissanov		11-Jul-2004 20:39
I like the image conceptually. I would have placed it pointing close to the edge and top. That way the viewer would follow the finger of to an acute position, not a location usual for the central theme of a photo. This would make the point of the finger as a pointer even stronger. As it stands, we travel beyond the finger to the church too quickly.