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Canon DSLR Challenge | all galleries >> Challenge 42: Patterns in Nature (hosted by CameraShy09) >> Exhibition > 6th Place - afternoon shadows**

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11-NOV-2004	Dennis Dangerfield

6th Place - afternoon shadows**

Konica-Minolta DiMAGE A2
1/80s f/2.8 at 8.6mm iso100 PICT3968 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	11-Nov-2004 14:28:14
Make	Minolta
Model	DiMAGE A2
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	8.6 mm
Exposure Time	1/80 sec
Aperture	f/2.8
ISO Equivalent	100
Exposure Bias
White Balance	daylight (1)
Metering Mode	multi spot (3)
JPEG Quality	(6)
Exposure Program	shutter priority (4)
Focus Distance

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Canon DSLR Challenge		28-May-2005 07:43
Thanks you for your comments Dennis

Canon DSLR Challenge		28-May-2005 07:43
Thanks you for your comments

Canon DSLR Challenge		28-May-2005 03:58
What especially works for me is the richness of the colors in this. Love the patterns of light too. Ann C

Guest		27-May-2005 16:49
What a beautiful shot, Dennis. congrats.

Canon DSLR Challenge		26-May-2005 16:08
Thanks Kelly Dennis

Kelly Bellis		26-May-2005 11:53
This is great Dennis - I love it! Wish it was a little bigger. I know some pattern/ challenge purist might complain that it was man who 60 years ago planted the trees so methodically, all so like in a colonnade, but we don't know that - it's possible all of the trees that randomly grew around and in between were simply removed by man ;) I have some shots taken from a plane over the midwest that show amazing patterns but that are clearly linked with man's agricultural efforts (so I've refrained from posting them), but really, in one way of looking at it: it is the negative space that does as much to create patterns as that which is touched, by man or nature. How heavy is the knife that sliced the rose? When does man's technolgy to glimpse nature violate it?