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ctfchallenge | all galleries >> The Best of CTF Challenges >> Best of 2007 > 2nd:Walk by Rod
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16-JUN-2007 Rod

2nd:Walk by Rod

Wynnum Brissie Oz

Canon EOS 350D ,Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6
1/250s f/8.0 at 18.0mm iso100 full exif

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ctfchallenge19-Jun-2007 18:55
Great composition! :)
I don't particularly see the sky as surroundings, but I guess that'll be the grey area here. Nicely shot, Rod.
-Techo
Rod 17-Jun-2007 11:46
Thanks Aammm:-)
aam1234 17-Jun-2007 09:57
Really good, mate, and very nice minimalist approach here.
Rod 16-Jun-2007 22:23
The comment just above yours Tommy from BMurf, he said he couldn't see any background & I should be banned for posting off topic shots.................I know I know, I do get overly dramatic:-)
ctfchallenge16-Jun-2007 21:56
Losing continuity in your comments Rod. Who said the sky wasn't a valid surrounding? As far as I'm concerned, I draw the line where the surroundings are not more than the area of the sign - preferably way more. The choice of what is shown is the artist's prerogative. -tv
Rod 16-Jun-2007 21:42
Thanks Lee:-)
Rod 16-Jun-2007 21:42
Thanks Tommy & BM:-) This is how I cropped it in camera knowing there would be just a tad more as the viewfinder is only about 95%, so I had to crop a little bit off the bottom. I'm always in BS Artiiiiiist mode BM but I thought the sky would be the surroundings as that's how short people like me view this every day:-)
Guest 16-Jun-2007 20:21
Rod-

As such a stickler for topic rules, I was surprised to see this posting was yours. I believe it may be off topic. Where is the background??..... or were you just being an artiiiiist?:)
ctfchallenge16-Jun-2007 12:50
Perfect (in-camera?) framing. Naaa. Is it possible that your camera shows precisely 100%. Mine don't since the old Nikon F. Anyway, I find this very cartoony and humorous. Also, the simple form against the solid blue provides a field for visual afterimages and push-pull of the two saturated colors. -tv
Canon DSLR Challenge16-Jun-2007 11:27
nice one Rod.
theFly
Rod 16-Jun-2007 03:50
Thanks RK:-) I'm not bothered by the titles as I think the picy should do all the talking & the viewers can attach their own meanings/titles.
Canon DSLR Challenge16-Jun-2007 03:31
I would call it SkyWalker...wonderful composition and colors here.
- RK
Rod 16-Jun-2007 03:04
Thanks mate:-)
ctfchallenge16-Jun-2007 02:58
Very cool. I like how you take this to the edge of the frame. Nice. -- Bruce