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2004 Daniel Bollag

SandwichedView*
by Daniel Bollag

Toulouse, France

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel ,Tamron AF 28-200mm f/3.8-5.6 XR
1/40s f/4.0 at 28.0mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time23-Apr-2004 18:51:23
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 300D DIGITAL
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length28 mm
Exposure Time1/40 sec
Aperturef/4
ISO Equivalent100
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Metering Modematrix (5)
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Daniel Bollag02-Feb-2007 12:18
Thanks a lot, Dale, for stating your opinion. It seems there is a consensus coming up on which of my three is most attractive... — db.
Guest 02-Feb-2007 00:59
Bottles comments are spot on. Definately the best of the series for all the stated reasons. Thanks for sharing a great composition.
Dale
Daniel Bollag01-Feb-2007 08:38
Thank you, Denise: I do appreciate your taking the time to analyse the image and then write your—reassuring!—comment! — db.
Denise31-Jan-2007 19:16
I had decided this was my favorite of the three and then read bottles comments ;-)) I like the way you can just follow through the image and on down the street. You did a great job of capturing the feeling of the "sandwiched" street. The color and clarity of the houses is great. Nicely done, Daniel.
Daniel Bollag28-Jan-2007 21:42
Many thanks, bottles: it’s always interesting to read your reasoning(s) behind the preference for one or the other image! — db.
Guest 28-Jan-2007 04:59
Daniel, I like all three entries; they're all interesting scenes that have been well captured. For some reason (not completely sure why), I think this one might be my favorite. Some of the things I really like about this shot are: the cobblestone walk that guides me into the scene, the colors of the buildings, and that lamp silhouetted against a beautiful sky. To me, the lamp not only adds interest to the image but serves to enhance the depth perception of the viewer. Very nice capture indeed!
Daniel Bollag27-Jan-2007 14:30
Now that would exactly be the interesting thing for me: to know who prefers which of the series, and why?? Thanks for your comment, tcoen! — db.
Sony Forums Challenges26-Jan-2007 21:08
Another great shot in this series. Of the three I can't decide which is my favourite. The church one is interesting because of how it stops abruptly at the church. Where as this one gently leads us off into the distance. Super. tcoen