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Nitin


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Challenge: 30 Seconds or More (Basic Editing III*)
Camera: Canon EOS-300D Rebel
Lens: Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM
Location: San Jose, CA
Date: Jun 20, 2006
Aperture: f/32 at 60mm
ISO: 100
Shutter: 30sec
Galleries: Interior, Macro
Date Uploaded: Jun 20, 2006

30sec exposure
Crop/Levels/Resize in photoshop

Statistics
Place: 54 out of 170
Avg (all users): 5.8696
Avg (commenters): 7.1111
Avg (participants): 5.5733
Avg (non-participants): 5.9399
Views since voting: 1306
Views during voting: 689
Votes: 391
Comments: 11
Favorites: 1 (view)


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06/28/2006 05:02:29 AM
Greetings from the critique club....

Cor, I don't even know what I'm looking at for sure. :-).

I'm assuming it's some kind of glass sculpture/bowl etc...

This is a very strong, almost abstract image, which imediately captures your attention, and makes be wonder what I'm looking at. Are the shadows in the front fingers holding some delecate artwork, or is this a large light fitting?

However, once I'm over the curiosity, and imediate impact of the image it dosn't hold my interest for much longer, as it's in essense a still life study of something I don't connect with or understand. Having some clues in the image as to what the viewer is looking at would help in that respect, or if it were part of a series which gave the hints as well.

I say almost abstract, but not enough that I can dwell in the pure shapes and tones of the pattern in the front of the object. The contrast of the dark surrounds pull me back out to the still life study again.

I'm not a fan of the dead-center composition, although I suspect you probably tried other angles with this subject and they may not have worked that well.

Technically you've got the focus good and exposure is what you'd expect with a centrally lit glass/plastic object. To do a better job in that sense a great deal of setup and messing about would be required...

Great to see you've gone out a limb with the voters here on DPC, many don't risk confusing the punters here with things that are difficult to explain.

Cheers, Chris Hellyar.
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 Comments Made During the Challenge
06/26/2006 01:54:29 PM
Absolutely no clue what it is, but definately caught my eye....6
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06/26/2006 12:42:47 PM
not sure exactly what this is, but the color is nice
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06/25/2006 02:46:11 AM
Composition: 6 - Technical: 7 - Creativity: 8 - Appeal: 7 - Challenge: 6 - Overall Calculated Average Score: 7

Great job!
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06/24/2006 02:10:58 AM
nice had to look twice to figure out what it was nice color good flow
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06/23/2006 06:18:06 PM
those look like thumbs.
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06/23/2006 01:17:30 PM
Cool!
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06/23/2006 10:02:24 AM
Can't wait to see what setup you used. Beautifully done.
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06/22/2006 06:52:22 AM
Cool lightinmg here.....
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06/22/2006 12:06:53 AM
Cool. Jelly fish :D I know it's not but it looks like it :) 8
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06/21/2006 01:32:04 PM
Meets Challenge:2
Aesthetics:1
Technical:1
Wow:0
Originality:1
Total Score: 5
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