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05-SEP-2008

piece of the puzzle - charlie

Olympus E-300
1/200s f/5.0 at 22.0mm iso100 hide exif

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Date/Time	05-Sep-2008 15:28:39
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Model	E-300
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Focal Length	22 mm
Exposure Time	1/200 sec
Aperture	f/5
ISO Equivalent	100
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Metering Mode	center weighted (2)
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Guest		16-Sep-2008 21:46
Very nice beach detail. Goffen

adrianox		15-Sep-2008 11:19
Hey C, at the recent contemporary art fair (international + local artists) here in Melbourne(oz) there was a pic that made me laugh (wish i could remember the title) >>http://www.pbase.com/adrianox/image/101116072 Thanks again for this gem. a

Guest		15-Sep-2008 06:18
Charlie, I concur with all the other comments, very well captured and would look good printed up on a wall. Dennis

Guest		15-Sep-2008 01:33
Hi All and thanks for so many comments. Yes this is a bit of lake (sea) weed on Lake Michigan, charlie

Guest		14-Sep-2008 22:44
it's got to be on sand, right? really terrific

Collin Baxter		14-Sep-2008 17:00
Charlie this is superb.

Guest		14-Sep-2008 02:04
A bit of moss, perhaps? The tiny vein on the sandstone looks like a river. The green could be an oasis in the desert (except it's curving away from the stream). I love the minimalism! Brenda

adrianox		13-Sep-2008 13:12
;-) now this makes me laugh. Superb C. - this is a topic tailor made for your abstract genius.

Stefan		11-Sep-2008 12:27
The starkness of the background makes the position of the green matter a real balancing act, giving the whole composition some serious tension. Great stuff.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		08-Sep-2008 23:00
I was going to suggest flipping it - it may gain a certain feeling of gravity. but then the more I look at it the more it seems the green is an animated fish like object riding the outline of a landscape (cliffs in Arizona?) I bet if it was larger the individual fronds of the seaweed would start becoming a better visual factor. Good stuff Charlie! brent

Guest		08-Sep-2008 18:35
Very nice, as said previously elegant and simple yet powerful composition.

Guest		07-Sep-2008 22:11
One of the best, simple, clean and elegant. I really admire your ability to see the potential in the ordinary and turn it into a great image.

Guest		07-Sep-2008 13:55
Unique and original take as ever Charlie! Bruce

Guest		06-Sep-2008 11:59
Simple, elegant, graphic... all very Charlie to me ! Marc

Guest		06-Sep-2008 10:09
Great stuff Charlie! Glad to see you back and with this quality! Love it! Frank

Shirley Haden		06-Sep-2008 00:17
This is wonderful Charlie! I was waiting for some drama from you. The pattern the water made in the sand and the bit if green mossy plant that got left behind gives it's splash of color to the scene. This one is a piece of art.