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9th Place
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28-MAR-2005 Shu

Shadow Lamp *
9th Place

Canon EOS 20D
1/160s f/5.6 at 47.0mm iso200 hide exif
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Date/Time28-Mar-2005 15:12:44
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 20D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length47 mm
Exposure Time1/160 sec
Aperturef/5.6
ISO Equivalent200
Exposure Bias
White Balance (-1)
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality (6)
Exposure Programprogram (1)
Focus Distance

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Canon DSLR Challenge25-Jul-2005 23:00
Thanks Shu :)

-Techo
Shu24-Jul-2005 04:15
Destach! Natch! The whole scene was in pastels and the light and shadow from the shutters was mesmerizing. The scene was a bit "much," so I decided to soften it. Thank you. Shu
Canon DSLR Challenge23-Jul-2005 02:43
Lovely. Would it be cliche to say, I had a good hunch this was yours ;) you have a great eye. The exposure is right on. I really like your white on white series. Was this one desaturated? I think so but I could be wrong. Doesn't make a difference really but I was just curious.

-Techo :)
Canon DSLR Challenge21-Jul-2005 00:36
Thank you challenge friends, and you, Michael, are Soo poetic! Touching comment! Shu
Guest 19-Jul-2005 21:06
Like a wisp of mist delicately fondling the lamp and wall. Wonderful.
- MS
ctfchallenge17-Jul-2005 03:29
I would love to see this big on my wall. Very well done. theFly
jimhwy16-Jul-2005 18:57
You're the master at this on here. This is nice because even though the photo has the full range of light to dark, the area of black is very small so overall, the contrast in the shot is quite low. And that's what I like, I think. The shape formed by what we can see of the lamp is nice and the way the shadows from the blinds continue the line of the shade is also pleasing. You are just too good at this. I guess I would like to see the bottom edge of the lampshade more parallel with the frame too, but to really get it, you'd have to actually tweak the shade on the lamp and reshoot, I think, because the rest of the image seems lined up right, so really, we're just seeing what was actually there at the time in this shot.
Canon DSLR Challenge15-Jul-2005 21:41
Lovely Shu! I saw the thumb and said, "No, this CAN'T be a Shu!" and shu-enough, it is! Very nice. I'd like to see it slightly rotated so that the bottom edge of the shade is not angled. Really nice. Keep up the good work! ~ Lonnit