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26-MAR-2008 Scott Nadow

Cat II

NewEngland

Canon EOS 5D
1/100s f/5.6 at 310.0mm iso1000 hide exif
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Date/Time26-Mar-2008 17:37:03
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 5D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length310 mm
Exposure Time1/100 sec
Aperturef/5.6
ISO Equivalent1000
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Exposure Programprogram (1)
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ctfchallenge01-Apr-2008 02:18
*sigh* ~Lydia
Canon DSLR Challenge30-Mar-2008 03:39
Both your Cat pictures are Very good, but this one is just perfect. Appealing slow motion gravity here somehow.. rather intense. I can't stop looking at it lol
-k2
Canon DSLR Challenge29-Mar-2008 22:36
I've looked at this a dozen times trying to decide why I like this and I think its the strong textures and lighting subtleties together with the slight offset?

Normally a centred image with a slight tilt attracts a comment such as that suggested by Lydia, but I do agree with Cat (... the 'Photo one ... lol) it works in this composition.

~ Regards Melbob
Canon DSLR Challenge29-Mar-2008 12:30
I really like this! Penny Street
Guest 28-Mar-2008 21:23
Purrrrrrrrrrfect. Thanks Cat
Guest 27-Mar-2008 22:25
I disagree with Lydia here.

Sometimes bending the rules just a little and getting away with it take a lot control and skill. Bending it too much snaps it into unrecoverable image.

The slight tilt adds the needed tension perfectly which gels with subject and the bruised texture of the material here. It also goes perfectly well with the interlaced dirt and white in the photo. Tilting it more or straitening it will loose the charm we have here and make it ordinary.

I would not change a thing here.
-Cat
Canon DSLR Challenge27-Mar-2008 13:37
This is well shot, Scott. I wish the logo were either straight or more crooked to make sure we knew the tilt was intentional. With this amount of tilt, it could be that you were just longer in one leg. *grin* If you're gonna break a rule, smash it to smithereens. (loosely quoting Lonnit). Beautiful tones. ~Lydia