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18-NOV-2006 Markjay

1 - Negative Light

Canon EOS 20D
1/640s f/7.1 at 90.0mm iso1600 hide exif
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Date/Time18-Nov-2006 23:05:38
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 20D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length90 mm
Exposure Time1/640 sec
Aperturef/7.1
ISO Equivalent1600
Exposure Bias0.33
White Balance
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programshutter priority (2)
Focus Distance

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Guest 21-Jul-2007 00:34
Cool!
Debbi
ctfchallenge20-Jul-2007 19:45
It's an egg
Guest 19-Jul-2007 21:33
What is it Markjay?
Debbi
ctfchallenge18-Jul-2007 21:53
It still amazes me, that people can take in a photograph and allow a tiny sig on the bottom corner of it to distract them so much as to make a point of it. If the signature were the ONLY thing on the image, it would have made for a great "negative space" example though, right? :-) I have posted many images in these challenges and, I have had a few "used" by others, touting the image as theirs in contests and the like. This is not to say my little tiny sig will in ANY way stop that from happening if someone wanted to do it again but, leaving NO sig on your work is simply inviting and asking for trouble, IMHO.

So, if my images are so annoying to take in with my tiny sig on it, I am sorry I have become a pain to you in our challenges. I will continue to put my tiny sig on future images just the same. Thank you for your comments.

Respectfully,
Markjay
Rod 14-Jul-2007 03:16
No Mark I didn't teach Tommy to say that:-)
ctfchallenge13-Jul-2007 15:05
Nice abstract image except for the sig. Painters don't put sigs on the face of most modern, abstract art because it seriously distracts from the content. The same happens here as a blotch on the otherwise plain color field. -tv