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Red Plastic Chair

Fortaleza, Brazil, Playa do Futuro

1/180s f/6.7 at 20.0mm iso200 hide exif
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Date/Time01-Dec-2002 08:41:47
MakeCanon
ModelEOS D60
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length20 mm
Exposure Time1/180 sec
Aperturef/6.7
ISO Equivalent200
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Canon DSLR Challenge27-Apr-2007 00:40
Is this Lonnit, from a side angle? --Joe Reilly
Canon DSLR Challenge24-Apr-2007 12:36
Mr X (... I think the correct letter is approx 4 characters earlier???) this is a very interesting capture.... it is not 'every day' that one gets to watch a cute Chick's bottom getting a coat of paint! You certainly get around!

Oh... yes... the furniture is good too... ! I like the colour coordination and the minimalism displayed here (... in the foreground!...). I must learn from that! ~ Regards Melbob
Canon DSLR Challenge21-Apr-2007 19:25
Well the irony is that while this is titled Red Plastic Chair...the photo isn't about the chair at all....and truth be told, this same is true for all the vacant beach chair pictures in this Gallery...those image really aren't about the chair but rather the lonely expanse of beach or sunset.

There is a lot going on here...the painting of the Henna tatoo on her back side, the vendor whose head I did not like, hence this crop, the noted reflection in the sun glasses.

I have a subsequent image of the lower guy painting her bottom, but interestingly, even with them shot with the same lens, same shooting spot, I couldn't merge the images, because one was landscape and the other portrait.

Best Wishes,

Mr. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx `er
Guest 21-Apr-2007 18:05
Love all that red and the sunglasses salesman in the background. I'm thinking the reflection in the sunglasses gives us a clue to this anonymous photographer :-) -Michael