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Konica Minolta Users | all galleries >> KM Challenges Hall of Fame >> HOF C6 to CX > 1st. magritte by adrianox

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12th june, 2004	adrianox

1st. magritte by adrianox

british museum, london

homage

Konica-Minolta DiMAGE A2
iso 64, ss:1/40, ap:3.5, fl:28mm full exif

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Konica Minolta Users		23-Jun-2004 20:24
Great perspective, and DOF. Nice lines. The contrast of the classical and modern structures is interesting--especially in the context of the challenge. --david bourke

Konica Minolta Users		20-Jun-2004 16:13
Very nice photo! Interesting vantage point and the composition and lighting are superb. The diagonal flow and human figures give it energy and life. You can take pride in this one! Barry

Guest		19-Jun-2004 13:38
Gee, this one is superb!

Guest		18-Jun-2004 19:08
Contrast, perspective, rule of thirds ... it's hard to find words to accurately describe the appeal of the photo, but it certainly does evoke response.

adrianox		17-Jun-2004 23:43
hmmmm... ok. where to start.. Tom - Great eye! - the security guard actually asked me not to hold the beast over the empty space (not a bird ;-) - just arms length) - i would not have been able to take this pic (with confidence) without the assist of the articulated LCD. and - i just waited for the folk to be where i liked the effect. (multiple pics where they were not ;-) thanx guys. adrianox

M. Scott Cole		17-Jun-2004 00:42
Adrian, I love the unexpected... and this is an unexpected angle that works. The three pedestrians perfectly spaced, I have to ask, did you pose them? Or is that just a sign of patience waiting for the perfect moment?

michael.nj		16-Jun-2004 18:16
Of your three, this is my favorite. Would almost make someone uneasy if they had a fear of heights. I would guess it took a while to get the people positioned as they are... it's a perfectly composed shot.

Tom		14-Jun-2004 14:10
GREAT shot! I see at least 3 textures and they are all part of structures: column, wall, and floor, fits theme to a T. Feels like you trusted a bird with your camera.

Philip Potts		14-Jun-2004 02:01
This could be used as a poster for the museum. Good shot.

adrianox		13-Jun-2004 20:16
thanks heaps peggy, claudio & matt. lothar - here's the url for the exif info =http://www.pbase.com/image/30107076

Matt Shuter		13-Jun-2004 18:41
Another hit!! The perspective and composition are excellent. Well done mate!!

Claudio Gatti		13-Jun-2004 18:17
This is really a sgreat shot. Very unusual persepctive that works extremely well. The combination of natural and artificial light gives it a very nic touch. Your wait was well worth, as the people complete the shot beatifully and make it very dynamic Claudio

Guest		13-Jun-2004 16:46
adrianox, I really love this one. I'd love to give a better comment but so far I just keep wanting to say WOW! :)

Konica Minolta Users		13-Jun-2004 14:40
Adrianox, could you please give us exif data? Lothman

Konica Minolta Users		13-Jun-2004 11:43
thanks heaps folks - yup - the british museum - i've updated location info. i spent quite some time on the roof structure - then looked down... seems most people walk close to LHS - so had to wait abit before these folk were more central on floor.

Konica Minolta Users		13-Jun-2004 11:34
Adrianox, I like those abstract shapes - voting will become hard work. Was this shot taken at the British Museum in London? Lothman

Konica Minolta Users		13-Jun-2004 00:47
Just great! that's all! Jose Medeiros

Konica Minolta Users		13-Jun-2004 00:44
Excellent shot again Adrian. Interesting perspective, which gives the image a slightly surrealistic touch. The title is certainly very apt (though I am missing the bowler hats on the pedestrians). Fred

Bruce T Jones		13-Jun-2004 00:33
Wonderful perspective. Great composition. Wow!

Konica Minolta Users		12-Jun-2004 22:31
Lots of dynamics in this image ! Fabulous execution. You have a great eye, Adrian ! Whereas for linking in to the theme, I have my doubts; but that's my personal point of view of course. Alain.