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Archive for 27. February 2010
The Knob
27. February 2010 by David.
I recently bought a Canon 55-250mm lens and was just shooting around the house trying it out. My intention was to delete all the photographs but this one caught my eye.
There is actually an optical illusion here. The center panel just behind the knob is actually raised. Since the main light source is coming from the bottom the shadow is on the top of the panel and the highlight from the bottom. Even though I know this it takes me a while to see it correctly.
Hope you enjoy. F8@1/25sec, 135mm, ISO 200, converted to black and white.
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Dave
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Lonely Flower
27. February 2010 by David.
When you first view this photograph you think, well it’s an out of focus shot of the sea. Then your eye catches that little flower in the lower right and jumps around a little bit. I thought about adding a cloud or two to add some tension but decided to keep the photograph as is. I used a slow shutter speed and larger f-stop to keep the foreground in focus and the background recognizable. This was actually the only flower I could see in the area.
F22 @1/20sec, 30mm, ISO 200
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