Stopping to smell the fowlers (that's how she says it)* by Canon DSLR Challenge


20-AUG-2005	Grant Hamilton

A new, non-green version!

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Guest		23-Aug-2005 02:22
Gayle!!! "Habenuff magesta? yes!" - I'm crying so hard my face is cramping and my jaw is locking! And thru this tearful face I was forced to tell Budget of the origins of this story. I can't stop! Now, there's something I don't get about the green cast. I thought your neck would be in a brace, not a cast, Grant, and I thought that either way, case or brace, they only come in white. Is this some newfangled fashion craze in hospitals these daze? Aslo, why are you MASHING such a delicate piece of equipment? You're not using your foot, are you? If not, why are you putting the camera by your ankle if your nex hurting? Perhaps this is how you ended up with your neck in a green cast to begin with? Sooo, soooo confusing around here! ~ Lonnit

Guest		22-Aug-2005 21:58
I too prefer this second version. You captured the feeling of the moment and these pastel colors are lovely. -Michael

Canon DSLR Challenge		22-Aug-2005 21:20
Habenuff magesta? yes! Gayle

Gayle Knowles		22-Aug-2005 10:43
She's adorable, but I think she'd look better in her natural colour. Gayle

Guest		22-Aug-2005 08:00
Grant. On the one hand your attempt to "age" the photo works, but on the other I think it's taking the edge of a sweet moment. I'd certainly rather see a "normal" processed version. Phil

alexeig		21-Aug-2005 21:32
Nice face expression, otherwise I have noticed the green cast too

Canon DSLR Challenge		21-Aug-2005 18:42
Grant, I consider your excuses very valid! --Olaf.dk

Guest		21-Aug-2005 14:48
Olaf, You are right on both counts. Unfortunately, my composition method at the moment consists of spray and pray. I was holding the camera down by my ankle and mashing the shutter release. This was the best one. The green was on purpose. I found some old pictures the other day of me when I was this age (early 70s) and they had this greenish tint to them. I was experimenting to try to make this look like that. I was hoping that this would look like an old polaroid or something. Thanks for commenting. Grant

Canon DSLR Challenge		21-Aug-2005 06:31
A very nice photograph for sure, but I have two objections: front-focus (ear and hair is sharp) and too much green in the skin-tones and hair. On the plus-side it really does express the title. --Olaf.dk