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ctfchallenge | all galleries >> Challenge 41: Emotion >> Challenge 41: Eligible > Stress (*)
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11-OCT-2003 Gayle

Stress (*)

I just lost 256 MB of photos on a corrupt CF card. Stressed, disappointed and angry. Not the prettiest self portrait, but I hope it conveys the emotion of the moment.

Canon PowerShot A70
0.60s f/4.8 at 16.2mm hide exif
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Date/Time11-Oct-2003 21:29:55
MakeCanon
ModelPowerShot A70
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length16.2 mm
Exposure Time0.60 sec
Aperturef/4.8
ISO Equivalent
Exposure Bias
White Balance (-1)
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality (6)
Exposure Program
Focus Distance

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Guest 14-Oct-2003 20:34
I must say that you look rather calm for just losing 256Mb's worth of images! Maybe I see the serenity that takes over once you realize there is nothing you can do.

It is truly a wonderful shot. I love the use of B&W.

Dorys
iso320012-Oct-2003 19:25
Full marks for being brave and showing yourself Gayle. Picture works well - conveys emotion without having the story behind it. Black and white is a good choice, and not using flash means that you didn't have to worry so much about the irritating glare you often get in glasses. Noise works for me too.
Guest 12-Oct-2003 16:35
Definitely this one will be in the top 10 of this challenge.
Very nice capture.
Guest 12-Oct-2003 02:28
An excellent shot Gayle. And i like the way you have used the grain / noise in it to add to the effect. Well done!
Gayle Knowles11-Oct-2003 22:52
This was a "spur of the moment" photo. I was sitting at my desk, testing another CF card and decided to take photos of myself (never done that before!) Camera on tripod, aimed in my general direction, 10 second timer, no flash. Lighting from my desk lamp which was positioned just behind the camera and angled down.
Gayle
Guest 11-Oct-2003 19:08
You've definitely captured the emotion. I like the grain in it too. What lighting did you use?
ctfchallenge11-Oct-2003 18:00
Like it Gayle. Paul D.
Guest 11-Oct-2003 12:37
The B&W adds to the frustration you want to convey!