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Canon DSLR Challenge | all galleries >> Challenge 103 : SPOTS (Hosted by Nico Conradie) >> Eligible > See Spot Sit

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30-SEP-2007	Michael Shealy

See Spot Sit

Black Forest, CO

Just for fun!

Canon EOS 20D ,Tamron SP AF 17-50mm f/2.8 XR Di-II LD Asp IF
1/400s f/9.0 at 17.0mm iso400 hide exif

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Date/Time	30-Sep-2007 09:53:26
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 20D
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	17 mm
Exposure Time	1/400 sec
Aperture	f/9
ISO Equivalent	400
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Mode	partial (6)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
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Canon DSLR Challenge		03-Oct-2007 01:17
Great spots! I love those wooden carved creatures, most of the time these come from Bali. Thanks for sharing your fun image. Markjay

Canon DSLR Challenge		03-Oct-2007 00:32
Hey--you copycat you :). I was originally thinking of doing 'see Spot', then 'see Spot run', or something like that. But my Spot got taken down by a third party; and well, he couldn't run very fast. --Melanie

Canon DSLR Challenge		02-Oct-2007 21:03
Thanks for looking so closely, Bob, and thanks for your comments. Being just a beginner at PS effects, I appreciate any help I can get from the PP Master, himself ":^). I gave the shadow on the blades of grass some more attention to give a bit more realistic 3D effect. In my previous comments I said this guy was 2" tall, but my bad, he's a whole head taller than that at 3" ":^) Cheers, and thanks again for your thoughtful commenting. -mikey

Canon DSLR Challenge		02-Oct-2007 07:11
Thanks for the explanation Mikey... saved me the trouble of googling to see what sort of strange looking llama it was! I'm impressed with your shadow.... but... hahaaaa!... I can be critical... See the blade of grass starting at bottom frame and going into the shadow?... well that blade would not be long enough to be in the shadow so it should be lightened... OK... so please fix it or I'll take off some points for 'not quite clever enough to fool me' ... lol and... while we are being critical... there is another blade far right just in the shadow.... I have to admit that it is very good and fun as well.. Great post Mikey ~ Regards Melbob

Canon DSLR Challenge		02-Oct-2007 06:25
Here's a catalog of these whimsical characters: http://www.oaxacanwoodcarving.com/gallfamilr.html Cheers, -mikey

Canon DSLR Challenge		02-Oct-2007 06:14
LOL, yes its the latter (not a lawn). This grass was cut in June when it was about 3' high and has grown back to about 1-1/2'. The "creature" is an Arrazola Coyote (Mexican hand-carved, hand-painted) knickknack of about 2". Knowing that, obviously this is a composite of two pix. Having fun now!? Thanks for commenting, Nico. Cheers, -mikey

jnconradie		02-Oct-2007 05:08
Lots of spots... lots of fun!! What a weird creature. :-) Regards jnconradie PS. Does your lawn need mowing or is that simply how the natural grasslands look like in your part of the world? :-) I presume the latter!