Belfry Windows
by GeneralE

Comment:

Originally posted by briphoto: how is this long exposure?

This is a long exposure in that it is longer than what would be "normal" in a deliberate attempt to isolate the windows within the white-on-white (high-key) building against the blown-out sky. I wanted to hold just the barest possible detail in the columns while making the windows look relatively normal. I guess I should have left out the "dark corners" and just made it a pure high-key photo.

However, it is not "over-exposed" it is deliberately exposed for longer than would be normal ... which I thought was the point of the challenge.

A "normal" exposure would have looked more like this:


Message edited by author 2005-08-08 02:09:45.

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Comment:
I'm looking for the "Closed course, professional driver" disclaimer.

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Comment:
That's much beter than the view I get : )

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Comment:
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Comment:
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Comment:
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Comment:
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Comment:
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Comment:
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Comment:
I hope the patient wasn't brought in for having tried to give a pill to that cat ...