Tribute To Magritte (*) by Canon DSLR Challenge


28-AUG-2005	Bob Starling

Well someone had to try it! Only sorry I don't have a bowler hat.

Done in camera though it would have been easier to do as a composite.

Canon EOS 20D ,Canon EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS
1/250s f/16.0 at 28.0mm iso200 with Flash full exif

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Guest		08-Sep-2005 16:09
This is similar to the image I posted in the "Head and Shoulders" some time ago. See:http://www.pbase.com/jonstern/image/32531338 I had the apple held in my mouth on a stick!

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Sep-2005 00:20
A fun image! --Melanie (mlynn)

Guest		06-Sep-2005 19:39
A fun piece, nicely done. The hat is a priceless deviation from the original and gave me a good chuckle. -Michael

Guest		02-Sep-2005 19:09
A well executed tribute and nice original touches.

Vikas Malhotra		30-Aug-2005 11:20
Excellent shot. Fits the theme perfectly and IMO, the best so far. Cheers, Vikas.

Canon DSLR Challenge		29-Aug-2005 22:46
Oddly, Bob, I think that I prefer the first one..even if it had flaws. Could post a link to the original? Best Wishes, Traveller

Guest		29-Aug-2005 07:44
Reposted taking account of Grant's comments. Thanks Grant I think it improves it a little.

ctfchallenge		29-Aug-2005 01:45
....oh, I love this!! The clear, bright colors and the sky !!!!!! .....well, words escape me. It's amazing how one counts the two buttons on the jacket......I want to learn from this one. shu

Guest		28-Aug-2005 21:59
why use the flash at all?

elips		28-Aug-2005 21:00
I especially like the hat! LOL! ~Sharon

Canon DSLR Challenge		28-Aug-2005 20:17
Bob, you might get a kick out of looking at this from a previous cslr-challenge: http://www.pbase.com/cslr_challenge/image/32343996 -- Olaf.dk

Guest		28-Aug-2005 20:11
oh and I forgot, any sort of knot in the tie is an achievement for me but thanks for the link.

Guest		28-Aug-2005 20:10
Grant, I agree about the flash, best I could manage with my single flash. Will maybe see if I can tone down the apple a little in PS and I'll check the overall lightness/darkness too tomorrow (I really need to make a second monitor calibration for working at night since I don't have controlled lighting).

Guest		28-Aug-2005 19:50
This is a great idea but there are a few things that are nagging me... The flash illumination of the apple doesn't match the lighting of the face. The whole image would look better (to me) if it were a little brighter. I would also work on tying a better knot in your tie. A classic four in hand with a centered dimple would look better. http://www.tie-a-tie.net/fourinhand.html

iso3200		28-Aug-2005 19:39
LOL - Top marks for effort!

Guest		28-Aug-2005 19:22
Sadly I was indoors, shooting towards a window that pretty much set the proportions of the photo. I'm far too sensitive to do something this odd in public.

Canon DSLR Challenge		28-Aug-2005 18:47
Well, I for one, am startlingly impressed! This is fabulous...would yoy care to disclose how you suspended the apple...while outside. Best Wishes, Traveller