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03-JAN-2009 deseng

Stripes

Bedroom, Bombay

200901 112-1.JPG

Canon PowerShot S3 IS ,Raynox DCR 250
1/50s f/3.5 at 30.2mm hide exif
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Date/Time03-Jan-2009 12:08:43
MakeCanon
ModelCanon PowerShot S3 IS
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length30.2 mm
Exposure Time1/50 sec
Aperturef/3.5
ISO Equivalent
Exposure Bias-0.33
White Balance
Metering Modecenter weighted (2)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program
Focus Distance

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ctfchallenge12-Jan-2009 19:03
Nice abstract. Love the gloss and textures, indeed adds interest .
-k2
ctfchallenge11-Jan-2009 05:43
Very colorful abstract Debi! I like the curves and even the reflections add interest. CJ
ctfchallenge09-Jan-2009 02:23
Debi the problem is the reflections are at variaious angles so there is no easy fix from a polarizer. I like Rod's earlier poor man's studio suggestions that can be surprisingly effective. Oh.. did I forget to say this is nice work. In spite of the glare, the colors show through. In fact the glare adds additional interest so... you can ignore all the suggestions. -tv
Rod 08-Jan-2009 06:38
The old film type polariser would do the job by controlling the reflections so I would imagine the circular ones would do the same. With the older ones you could twist the outer ring & sort of dial in how much reflection you want as long as you were on a 45deg angle from the reflection, if I remember right.
Guest 07-Jan-2009 12:08
Would a CP suit this kind of situation ?
ctfchallenge07-Jan-2009 07:59
Thanks for the suggestions Rod ~ Debi
Rod 07-Jan-2009 06:49
Nicely done megirl it looks very good. If you want to tame the reflections you can just shade the shell with white paper or white cloth. You will still get some reflections which you need for modelling the subject but they won't look so bright.
ctfchallenge06-Jan-2009 19:23
thanks aam
aam1234 06-Jan-2009 19:04
Debi and Penny, for the reflection, a circular polarizer might help here. A CPL is good for non-metallic reflections.
ctfchallenge06-Jan-2009 18:57
Thanks Penn & Doug !@ Penny had posted this in Exhibition earlier ~ Debi
COAmature 06-Jan-2009 17:58
Looks great Debi. I thought it was a rainbow trout with some added whang. -Doug
ctfchallenge06-Jan-2009 17:33
Move it to eligible?????? Absolutely not - it's a terrific abstract with very nice color!!! I am wondering, though, if one of the masters of photography here would know how to reduce the glare of the glass (I wouldn't.)
Penny Street
ctfchallenge06-Jan-2009 07:29
Thanks Chris & Troy. May be i should move this to eligible. Its a glass snail I got from Wales. - Debi
Guest 05-Jan-2009 22:20
What is this? (Undoubtedly a great macro shot when you get this question) It looks good.
Guest 05-Jan-2009 16:43
This is beautiful Debi.