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29-AUG-2009 Rod

Pull

Capalaba Brissie Oz

Canon EOS 40D ,Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM
1/50s f/8.0 at 33.0mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time29-Aug-2009 14:44:35
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 40D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length33 mm
Exposure Time1/50 sec
Aperturef/8
ISO Equivalent100
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Metering Mode (-1)
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ctfchallenge07-Sep-2009 19:33
I really like this picture. Did I say that already? Penny Street
John Prichard 04-Sep-2009 04:32
My brain is confused by the fact that the left half should have so much more images when it is clearly on the same plane as the right door. It can't rationalize that both doors see a reflection and the left door also sees through so it gives up and sticks to the frame ... and my eyes wander over to the "next" button.
ctfchallenge02-Sep-2009 22:49
Thanks Jano:-) Yes I think you might be right I will have a play with it.
ctfchallenge01-Sep-2009 01:51
Very nice Rod. My only crop suggestion would be from the top. Otherwise, I don't have any other suggestions. Fine as is, and it is a mighty fine image. jano
ctfchallenge30-Aug-2009 22:25
But Dougy if I crop it the picy will lose the PULL from the opposing reflections:-) ....I know..I know.
ctfchallenge30-Aug-2009 05:34
You are right about the right half so a huge crop would do this well. Busy busy on the left half. -Doug
ctfchallenge29-Aug-2009 21:46
Thanks Penny, Mary Anne YB & Tom:-) It struck me how the left side reflection made no sense & the right side is easy to look at. We've had some warm weather this week with 30C temps & people are going to the beach, I should dust me surfboard off & hang five a:-)
ctfchallenge29-Aug-2009 20:41
Sorry, Rod, but I find this one overly busy, and may eyes are wandering all over the place, finally focusing on the "pull" and ignoring the reflection.
--Mary Anne
Guest 29-Aug-2009 18:02
I want to pull the door open to see the effect on the reflection - I like it.

YB
ctfchallenge29-Aug-2009 16:24
There's something so delicious about such a well-delivered range of tones, and in color too. I'm enjoying the clump of clutter contrasted against the foreground of metal and black and the badkgroung of clear icey blue sky, which feels like global cooling in this sunny environment. -tv
ctfchallenge29-Aug-2009 13:31
I like how the glass has some see-through and some reflection.
Penny Street