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04-JAN-2007 jnconradie

Radio Blues

Centurion, South Africa

Canon EOS 20D ,Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM
110s f/8.0 at 60.0mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time04-Jan-2007 20:03:27
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 20D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length60 mm
Exposure Time110.00 sec
Aperturef/8
ISO Equivalent100
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programprogram (1)
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Canon DSLR Challenge09-Jan-2007 21:20
This is great Nico! I like your interpretation of the topic and the way you put together the shot. The BG is great and I like the composition and lighting too. You have been putting your wire sculptures to good use in these challenges! CJ
jnconradie09-Jan-2007 04:44
I appreciate the comments and nice feedback, camerashy09 and alexeig. Regards ~jnconradie
alexeig08-Jan-2007 21:34
This speaks joy and mischief to me. Nice concept.
CameraShy0908-Jan-2007 20:42
Very eye-catching. Love the color and composition and shadows in the background.
jnconradie08-Jan-2007 08:00
Thanks very much, Melanie. Regards ~jnconradie
Canon DSLR Challenge07-Jan-2007 19:20
Colorful and creative! --Melanie
jnconradie06-Jan-2007 21:33
Thanks, Vikas and Susan, for the kind comments. :-)

Vikas, I would not even know where to start to build something like this! But I love visiting some of the informal traders and curb-side vendors in South Africa who sell anything from trees to 'bikes... and from elephants to mobile phones... all made from wire and beads. Their creativity and ingenuity impress me very deeply, I guess. This radio is quite small and was probably only around $2.00 or so. But I should really one day post a shot of a somewhat larger version of such a radio that actually works - even though it is also mostly see-thru!

Regards ~jnconradie
Guest 06-Jan-2007 17:55
This is a cool shot! One of my favorites so far.
Vikas Malhotra06-Jan-2007 06:04
Good one Nico, the b/g is lovely. You sure collect these wire objects or do you make them? Very interesting I have to say.

Cheers, Vikas.
jnconradie05-Jan-2007 13:49
Thanks, Sharon. Thanks, Bob. I appreciate you taking the time out to comment.

In spite of appearances, this is pretty much straight from the camera, i.e. no real PhotoShopping tricks involved. The "how it was done" explanation is athttp://www.pbase.com/jnconradie/image/72617171 - but I apologise in advance for a rather poor quality mobile phone picture.

Thanks and regards ~jnconradie
Canon DSLR Challenge05-Jan-2007 12:59
This is pretty clever Nico.. I havn't come to grips with how you worked the light source/s here but it is very effective. Love the wire frame art work and as Sharon has commented, the empty space concepts of the wire frame and the 'invisible' radio wave concept are right on-topic. Terrific.. regards ~ Bob
elips05-Jan-2007 01:33
Beautifully done shot, love the color! This reminds me of my occasional thoughts about radio waves - how can they travel around in "empty" space and still make music when they hit my radio? Good work! ~Sharon