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28-NOV-2008 Brent

Wall of Color

Canon EOS 30D ,Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
1/2s f/11.0 at 36.0mm iso200 hide exif
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Date/Time28-Nov-2008 18:40:57
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 30D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length36 mm
Exposure Time0.50 sec
Aperturef/11
ISO Equivalent200
Exposure Bias-1 2/3
White Balance
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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ctfchallenge30-Nov-2008 23:03
Thanks Rod mate :-) Tie dye shirts bring back fond memories of my masochistic days when I for several years in a row was part of a twelve person team that got together annually to do the world's largest relay race (Hood to Coast- about 197 miles in a little less than 24 hrs). There were hundreds of teams, but each year we always had newly designed tie dye shirts to stand out in the crowd between and after we took our turns running.
~Brent
Rod 30-Nov-2008 19:53
I used to luv the tie dye shirts Brent, I must be getting old:-) The colours look less overpowering on my second look.
ctfchallenge30-Nov-2008 16:43
Thanks again for the comments everyone :-) I just tried switching the image to grayscale in Lightroom Rod and have to say with all the varied color to work with you can get some neat B&W effects moving around the sliders. Still, this park is all about color (like a tie-dye shirt) and that is what draws people in to it when they happen by.
~Brent
Rod 30-Nov-2008 07:40
I'm ac dc with this one as it looks like a good picy but I find the colours overpowering. I tried a B&W with it & preferred that but it isn't as happy looking as this one.
ctfchallenge30-Nov-2008 03:27
Such a great shot, Brent, and how lucky that you happened by at just the right time!
--Mary Anne
ctfchallenge30-Nov-2008 02:21
Its good to get a splash of color in the this monochromatic challenge. - J.V.
ctfchallenge29-Nov-2008 20:20
Lucky strike. Even without the colors, this would have been very interesting. Great poses and shadows. *With* the colors, it's a technical knock-out. In other words: Wow :)
-k2
ctfchallenge29-Nov-2008 18:12
okay. With the explanation, I now have a new comment - cute and fun!
Penny Street
ctfchallenge29-Nov-2008 17:42
Thanks you guys :-) A strange ugly fiberglass building some called the blob sat for years where this small park is now. They tore it down some time ago and the lot sat empty and bordered by these huge concrete retaining walls from adjacent buildings on either side. As I commented earlier; the new park they made out of the space seemed very plain to me until I finally went by it at night. There are hundreds of big LED light panels linked behind the small cement border the girls are standing on and the colors change back and forth (I did not boost the saturation). My models just happened along when I had my tripod setup and I snuck in a few frames while they were playing around and posing- they are mostly shadows anyway.
~Brent
ctfchallenge29-Nov-2008 15:24
Very interesting. A good twist in the black & white concrete pictures-D ebi
Canon DSLR Challenge29-Nov-2008 15:03
1/2 sec? Were they holding those dance poses? -tv
Guest 29-Nov-2008 13:44
Nice Capture Brent.
Guest 29-Nov-2008 10:40
Stunning image Brent. Who'd a thunk that concrete could be so colourful! I like the the pose of the figures, as well. They add a good deal of intrigue to the shot. ~ keithinmelbourne
ctfchallenge29-Nov-2008 07:38
Thanks Penny :-) This is a new park near my house, I had no idea about the color until about a week ago when I saw it at night for the first time- quite intense.
~Brent
ctfchallenge29-Nov-2008 06:14
nicely composed and processed. I love the irridecense.
Penny Street