Convergence by CindyD* by Canon DSLR Challenge


10-OCT-2004	Cindy (Sis-Q)

A Study in Hammock Geometry

Canon EOS 20D ,Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM
1/125s f/2.8 at 90.0mm iso200 hide exif

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Canon DSLR Challenge		16-Oct-2004 16:31
At first I wondered what the blobs were at the bottom, then... Bam! Feet! They belong there! After seeing this I'm getting sleepy and the weather outside is awfully nice... :) -Noel

Anna Yu		14-Oct-2004 18:46
I think the problem is that your feet are stuck at a fixed distance from you camera eye. Use someone else's feet.

Canon DSLR Challenge		13-Oct-2004 22:29
Cindy, Normally, of course, you'd just stop down and get a little more DOF, but that goes against the theme and makes it more of, well, a challenge! Phil

Canon DSLR Challenge		13-Oct-2004 16:41
I like the feet in there Phil, but you are right, they are too OOF. I couldn't get any closer and still lock focus and didn't want to increase the DOF. Maybe I'll try the shot with a tripod and remote and get the feet a little more in the DOF. Thanks, Cindy

Guest		13-Oct-2004 14:32
Personally, I'd lose the feet (not literally, of course!), they are so OOF as to be distracting (IMO). Phil

Anna Yu		12-Oct-2004 21:22
Are those your feet in the foreground? Nice touch, gives a hammocky feeling.