Wrapped around by ctfchallenge


12-DEC-2008	Penny Street

it's an old wool saddle bag

Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi ,Canon EF-S18-200 mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
1/160s f/7.1 at 80.0mm iso200 full exif

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ctfchallenge		15-Dec-2008 04:46
thanks Mary Anne - I'm not sure how different a lens can be yet, but I plan to give it time and hopefully it will give me perspective... Penny Street

ctfchallenge		15-Dec-2008 02:20
I love the textures of the yarn. From the thumbnail, I never expected this to be one of yours, Penny. Is this lens taking you in a new direction? --Mary Anne

ctfchallenge		14-Dec-2008 05:42
thanks Brent, Rod, and Jano. Yes, it's natural light. I opened a glass door right in front of this to let the sun shine in. Penny Street

janewigginsphotography		14-Dec-2008 00:36
Wow! Great image Penny - Natural light? This really pops. jano

Rod		13-Dec-2008 23:06
Bugger the lens it's Penny that's the keeper. A terrific study in light & shadow wiv the Zen like wrap around the piece of wood. This has a really nice feel to it.

ctfchallenge		13-Dec-2008 19:36
Glad I opened up the thumb image- so much better bigger. That lens looks to be a keeper. Nice work Penny. ~Brent

ctfchallenge		13-Dec-2008 16:47
The lighting is magnificent and the new lens looks good. - Debi

ctfchallenge		13-Dec-2008 14:41
thanks Troy, YB (thanks for the vote of confidence, but..), Doug and TV - Penny Street

ctfchallenge		13-Dec-2008 14:18
These inanimate objects seem to have come alive and established a closely dependent relationship. Good eye. -tv

ctfchallenge		13-Dec-2008 09:53
I like the way you have used Depth of Field and shadow to highlight the texture of the material in the foreground. This lens is going to raise you to another plane of photography, I'm looking forward to seeing your work in future Challenges. But remember in life the good is balance by the bad - winning all the Challenges in the future will result in you being stuck in front of your computer as the Host - and you'll have no time to use your new lens, so send it to me. :) YB

ctfchallenge		13-Dec-2008 05:18
The strong side light serves the picture well. Hope you are enjoying that new lens birthday girl. -Doug

Guest		13-Dec-2008 04:10
Oh WOW! You do well with that new lens. Happy Birthday!

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