Chairs * by Canon DSLR Challenge


24-APR-2005	Cabiling

Taken while walking around Philadelphia during the recent warm weather.

Canon EOS 20D ,Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L USM
1/160s f/4.0 at 200.0mm iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

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alexeig		28-Apr-2005 19:42
Great collection of textures and shades of red

Guest		28-Apr-2005 13:50
I've been looking at this one now for several days. I think it's a goldmine. I like the quiet energy it has without the aid of a living being present. What I like most is the many differetn materials blending so well together here: brick, wood, metal, vinyl, cement. Lots of contrast, lots of interest. I agree with Shu about your eye. Clearly you've an eye for color and texture. Go with it! (*) If I had spotted this, I'd have composed exactly like this, then upon seeing it on the back LCD of the camera, perhaps would have chosen to zoom out a bit more to show more of the bricks and the red doors, while composing the chairs in the lower left hand corner of the frame. Maybe 135-150mm would have done it. I think my reasoning behind this is that the chairs are unoccupied, but so tight in the frame, it creates a contrast to their "story". A bit more room around them in the composition would really showcase them better. In my opinion, anyway :) Keep in mind, I love this photo just as it is -- I'm merely typing as I'm thinking here.

Canon DSLR Challenge		26-Apr-2005 23:14
To me, cropping this image has improved the composition so that nothing more is needed. It's very delightful.What a great start! Obviously you have an artful eye and that's what separates the men from the boys. Welcome. Shu

Canon DSLR Challenge		26-Apr-2005 19:36
Cabiling, nice photograph. Lots of interesting lines and textures to look at. Welcome to the challenges. -Earl Waud

Canon DSLR Challenge		26-Apr-2005 14:36
Thanks for the comments. This is my first entry into these contests (only been taking photos for several months) and am looking for all the advice I can get to improve my shots.. I've adjusted the crop and agree that it improves this image.

Canon DSLR Challenge		26-Apr-2005 03:35
I like your image and the composition. I agree with theblue about cropping to the horizontal line at bottom of image. Markjay

Canon DSLR Challenge		25-Apr-2005 05:57
Nice clear shot Cabiling. I would have maybe just cropped a little off the front to the expansion line. Just something else for the future. When I get a shot like this I always look for something extra or exceptional to add to the shot,like a child or adult or a toy and maybe even a contrast colour,just to give it that extra bit of omph. thubleau