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ctfchallenge | all galleries >> CTF Challenge 186 – Wide Angle >> Challenge 186 - Exhibition > 3rd - Roseland Dance Hall by Penny Street
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21-MAY-2009 Penny Street

3rd - Roseland Dance Hall by Penny Street

Canon EOS 5D Mark II ,Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L USM
1/160s f/6.3 at 16.0mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time21-May-2009 17:20:37
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 5D Mark II
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length16 mm
Exposure Time1/160 sec
Aperturef/6.3
ISO Equivalent100
Exposure Bias-0.67
White Balance
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
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ctfchallenge26-May-2009 02:46
thanks doug and tv. Penny Street
ctfchallenge25-May-2009 04:08
At first this struck me as something from the 60's freedom movements but of course the hands upreached are for partying not protesting these days. -tv
ctfchallenge25-May-2009 00:07
Most excellent Penny. We should all stand up and cheer. -Doug
ctfchallenge24-May-2009 16:03
thanks x-ray (it used to called Roseland Ballroom - I was there several times too, during the Sat Night Fever era - it's just recently had another overhaul)
and Debi (come to NY. Period!)
Penny Street
ctfchallenge24-May-2009 13:30
I think I will come to NY for some training. Right now I cant even seem to see my own face in the mirror - Debi
ctfchallenge24-May-2009 07:01
Nice. The buildings look like architectural models.
I remember Roseland Ballroom.
~xray
ctfchallenge23-May-2009 22:40
Rod
Thank gawd for that this is the one so far a. Yes if you do experiment with burning in then set the burn in tool to shadows only (in the tool bar above in PS) I don't think you need to darken the art work just the arms & hands so they will be against the lighter backdrop. It will make the picy maybe less happy looking but I think it will really make a statement burnt in.
Guest 23-May-2009 22:29
The anonymous was me and it still look great!
ctfchallenge23-May-2009 22:10
Don't worry it's all the same picture. No crop (never was). Sorry I confused you, but here's the one you were looking at. Mind you, you've still suggested some burning, etc. so it might not be the last version you'll see. Penny Street
ctfchallenge23-May-2009 21:57
Rod
Bugger me wot have you done!!! Just as I was posting the picy went all bright on me, shame on you this is a pale imitation of the one i was just looking at with the dark sky. Is this a different crop too? It might work wiv the new crop but bring the tones back of the one that was here a minute ago.
Mind you you have to decide how you want your picy to look a.
ctfchallenge23-May-2009 21:52
Rod
I didn't see the first picy but this looks very good to me. I luv the way you get an extra element in your picys like the arms & hands to raise this way above a normal looking up at buildings picy.
The raised arms adds some real magic to this. It looks great as it is but I would just try to burn in the arms a bit more which may make it look more dramatic. It may not too it's just something I would try before saying this is finished. I thought it would take you at least two more picys before you came up wiv something like this, your eye is really special megirl.
ctfchallenge23-May-2009 21:20
Okay, thanks anonymous. And Bruce - I gave this a go with the levels tool and here is what I came up with (not exactly what you said, but I think it's better).
Penny Street
Bruce T Jones23-May-2009 20:44
I like this a lot! My only quibble is that the mid-ranges are so dark it almost gives the sense that the image is under exposed.
ctfchallenge23-May-2009 20:19
Very Nice, Penny. I really like this!