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Ghostly Passage
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24-MAY-2004	MFC

Ghostly Passage
by MFC

A passage...outdoors...at night.

Sony DSC-F707
2s f/8.0 at 16.2mm iso100 hide exif

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Date/Time 24-May-2004 21:33:29

Make Sony

Model Cybershot

Flash Used No

Focal Length 16.2 mm

Exposure Time 2.50 sec

Aperture f/8

ISO Equivalent 100

Exposure Bias

White Balance daylight (1)

Metering Mode matrix (5)

JPEG Quality (6)

Exposure Program manual (1)

Focus Distance

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Guest 02-Jun-2004 02:51
Ghostly indeed! Execellent job MFC. TXan.

Sony Forums Challenges 01-Jun-2004 23:52
I agree -- eerie, but very nicely executed. I especially like the muted tones coupled with the sense of movement. Helen

Guest 01-Jun-2004 07:31
Good one Mike. This shot really does have an eerie quality to it. And I like the decision to go B&W. A colour shot would not have worked as well.

All the best

Luben

Guest 01-Jun-2004 04:11
Spooooooky. spooky how you could come up with so many perfect photos for one challenge. Going for gold again!?!?
great shot.

Katherine Stanback's Photos 30-May-2004 23:31
Cool shot - I really like the composition and the "ghosts"!

Guest 30-May-2004 12:29
hey mike, lovely compo here and you got one of my favorite things, movement in a still image... very ghostly folks, too.... -- andy

Sony Forums Challenges 30-May-2004 09:21
Thanks, Miguel & Deb. Miguel, I converted to B&W in PS using the channel mixer by setting to monochrome and adjusting the RGB sliders. Then, to create a little more mood/contrast here, I selected the "black point" in "levels" & applied it to various areas where dark grey was transitioning to black. I chose the point I liked best. That's it. MFC

Deb Kees 30-May-2004 02:37
Wow, MFC! Scary stuff here, not to mention a darn good capture. I really like the B&W conversion for this image. Your timing is perfect, as shown by the position of the people in the spotlight.---Deb

Sony Forums Challenges 29-May-2004 16:30
Beautiful image Mike! This is an image that works extremely well with the contrast between the light and the dark areas following a repetitive pattern and the people walking. Very good conversion to B&W, I love the density of the black ... how did you convert the image to B&W?

Miguel

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Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	24-May-2004 21:33:29
Make	Sony
Model	Cybershot
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	16.2 mm
Exposure Time	2.50 sec
Aperture	f/8
ISO Equivalent	100
Exposure Bias
White Balance	daylight (1)
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality	(6)
Exposure Program	manual (1)
Focus Distance

Guest		02-Jun-2004 02:51
Ghostly indeed! Execellent job MFC. TXan.

Sony Forums Challenges		01-Jun-2004 23:52
I agree -- eerie, but very nicely executed. I especially like the muted tones coupled with the sense of movement. Helen

Guest		01-Jun-2004 07:31
Good one Mike. This shot really does have an eerie quality to it. And I like the decision to go B&W. A colour shot would not have worked as well. All the best Luben

Guest		01-Jun-2004 04:11
Spooooooky. spooky how you could come up with so many perfect photos for one challenge. Going for gold again!?!? great shot.

Katherine Stanback's Photos		30-May-2004 23:31
Cool shot - I really like the composition and the "ghosts"!

Guest		30-May-2004 12:29
hey mike, lovely compo here and you got one of my favorite things, movement in a still image... very ghostly folks, too.... -- andy

Sony Forums Challenges		30-May-2004 09:21
Thanks, Miguel & Deb. Miguel, I converted to B&W in PS using the channel mixer by setting to monochrome and adjusting the RGB sliders. Then, to create a little more mood/contrast here, I selected the "black point" in "levels" & applied it to various areas where dark grey was transitioning to black. I chose the point I liked best. That's it. MFC

Deb Kees		30-May-2004 02:37
Wow, MFC! Scary stuff here, not to mention a darn good capture. I really like the B&W conversion for this image. Your timing is perfect, as shown by the position of the people in the spotlight.---Deb

Sony Forums Challenges		29-May-2004 16:30
Beautiful image Mike! This is an image that works extremely well with the contrast between the light and the dark areas following a repetitive pattern and the people walking. Very good conversion to B&W, I love the density of the black ... how did you convert the image to B&W? Miguel

Ghostly Passageby MFC

Ghostly Passage
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