Radcliffe/Raleigh by Flick Merauld by Olympus DSLR Challenge


29-NOV-2005	kodak_challenge

Olympus E-1 ,Olympus Zuiko 14-54mm f/2.8-3.5 Digital
1/160s f/10.0 at 14.0mm iso100 hide exif

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Guest		15-Nov-2006 18:38
Nice study of Oxford Flick.

kodak_challenge		12-Nov-2006 17:04
Hi Bruce and thanks! You're right, it looks good however you photograph it. Yes, let's meet up soon and take some pics :-) Flick.

Guest		11-Nov-2006 19:53
Lovely Flick, you can't go wrong with the Radcliffe Camera. I love the the treatment and contrast. Must meet up again soon some sunny day, Bruce

kodak_challenge		10-Nov-2006 08:31
Thank you Mark :-) Flick.

Mark Boenish		08-Nov-2006 19:01
I love the contrast and shadows. Sets a dramatic atmosphere. Really nice.

kodak_challenge		07-Nov-2006 21:06
Thak you very much! :-) Flick.

ctfchallenge		07-Nov-2006 18:33
Sorry Flick but I've only just noticed this. It really is excellent! Frank

kodak_challenge		06-Nov-2006 07:34
Hi Shirley. thank you! I altered the exposure in PP, or at least I used curves to darken the image to give that slightly film set feel. The original colour shot at the correct exposure is equally valid but just a diferent image altogether. It might interest you to know that they were recently filming Philip Pullman's Northern Lights in that area. Thanks again for commenting. Flick.

Shirley Haden		06-Nov-2006 03:46
I like so much about this Flick! I don't think you could improve on anything. The tones are perfect, the shadows are perfect and the fence in the forground is perfect. It reminds me of a movie (and for the life of me I can't think of which one) it was a horror film, "The Omen" maybe, where some priest falls out a window and gets impalled on a fence that looks like this one. Ewww what a way to go huh?

kodak_challenge		03-Nov-2006 15:13
Thank you Charlie. I've been through the art school system, where you learn how far you can bend the theme, but sometimes a literal interpretation is just what you want. I must look properly through the rest of the images and get commenting! Flick.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		03-Nov-2006 14:37
Classic Flick. So many repeating elements going on here. Excellent take on the theme. It reminds me just how easy it is to be overly literal when choosing pics for these.(my 3 shots) Nice work...... Charlie

kodak_challenge		03-Nov-2006 12:42
Thanks very much Arthur for your constructive and well thought out comment. Flick.

Guest		02-Nov-2006 23:08
Very interesting interaction between the foreground circle of the bike and the backround circle of the architecture, very clever. Love the composition and light here, very well done!

kodak_challenge		02-Nov-2006 19:55
Thanks Marc: this was a pot shot taken when i first got the E1 and was mucking about getting to know it. Flick.

Guest		02-Nov-2006 18:53
Two orientations, a very symmetric composition. I quite like the conversion to sepia. Marc

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