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21-AUG-2004

Sacrifice*
by Colin Dunjohn

Canon EOS 1D Mark II
1/2000s f/7.1 at 135.0mm iso250 full exif

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Guest 24-Aug-2004 21:03
Very nice - I can see this as a fine-art print quite easily. I particularly like that you you saw something in the shot, despite it being OOF, to keep working on it and make a purse out of the sow's ear :)

Guest 23-Aug-2004 14:23
Thanks for the inspirational comments. As you will see from my galleries I am not usually into this type of effect but this picture was just to beautiful to bin but not sharp enough to display in its captured form. I am glad some people like it even though it has been manipulated.

Cheers

Col

Guest 23-Aug-2004 09:45
Like most, I'd usually not be keen on such effects, but in this case this has worked very well. It's very arty, and I could see it on the wall, especially in a contemporary-decorated "loft"! Phil

Canon DSLR Challenge 23-Aug-2004 03:50
Colin,
I think you used the contour in an outstanding way. Very effective. Roberta

Canon DSLR Challenge 22-Aug-2004 18:12
Very nice shape and composition! This would be stunning as a normal photo. I'm usually not very keen on any filter treatment, and not in this case either. Nice save of an unsharp picture though!
- Anders/FretNoMore

Jonathan (Yoni) Nissanov 22-Aug-2004 16:37
I am one for whom this deeply appeals. Fantastic! Yoni

Guest 22-Aug-2004 14:26
:-) The original picture was not sharp enough to submit but the shape was just so perfect.

Canon DSLR Challenge 22-Aug-2004 13:08
Unusual treatment that will appeal to some and be a great turn-off to others, I'm afraid. I commend you for the creative touch! --Olaf

Guest		24-Aug-2004 21:03
Very nice - I can see this as a fine-art print quite easily. I particularly like that you you saw something in the shot, despite it being OOF, to keep working on it and make a purse out of the sow's ear :)

Guest		23-Aug-2004 14:23
Thanks for the inspirational comments. As you will see from my galleries I am not usually into this type of effect but this picture was just to beautiful to bin but not sharp enough to display in its captured form. I am glad some people like it even though it has been manipulated. Cheers Col

Guest		23-Aug-2004 09:45
Like most, I'd usually not be keen on such effects, but in this case this has worked very well. It's very arty, and I could see it on the wall, especially in a contemporary-decorated "loft"! Phil

Canon DSLR Challenge		23-Aug-2004 03:50
Colin, I think you used the contour in an outstanding way. Very effective. Roberta

Canon DSLR Challenge		22-Aug-2004 18:12
Very nice shape and composition! This would be stunning as a normal photo. I'm usually not very keen on any filter treatment, and not in this case either. Nice save of an unsharp picture though! - Anders/FretNoMore

Jonathan (Yoni) Nissanov		22-Aug-2004 16:37
I am one for whom this deeply appeals. Fantastic! Yoni

Guest		22-Aug-2004 14:26
:-) The original picture was not sharp enough to submit but the shape was just so perfect.

Canon DSLR Challenge		22-Aug-2004 13:08
Unusual treatment that will appeal to some and be a great turn-off to others, I'm afraid. I commend you for the creative touch! --Olaf

Sacrifice*by Colin Dunjohn

Sacrifice*
by Colin Dunjohn