Frosty Falls by Phil Giordano (a.k.a. FlipG@DPR) by Olympus DSLR Challenge


19-FEB-2005	Phil Giordano

The "contrast" is found between the static nature of the ice and the dynamic nature of the flowing water.

Olympus E-1
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Guest		13-Mar-2005 03:44
Very interesting contrast- not so much color wise, but between the upper and lower half . Frozen in action above, moving and jumping at you below. Made me think about trying something like that without the frozen water- make two exposures of a waterfall- one frozen in action, one long time- and then combine them split into falling and moving water-one or the other frozen.... Great shot, and thanks for the inspiration- Doehns

Guest		08-Mar-2005 13:58
Ah! Freezing water! We only have another month (or so) to go in MN. I like this shot, how you have captured some color and life amidst the frozen - the water spreading out at the bottom really gives the picture some punch! Thanks - Brent

adrianox		08-Mar-2005 01:56
great start to the challenge Phil! - i really enjoy the comp, and the contrast between the static and flowing h2o - i'm enough of an e1 newbie to still be blown away by the DR of this sensor. thanx for this one. adrianox

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