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10/12/2006 05:17:31 PM
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by Hawk5000

Comment by Hawk5000:
Originally posted by Germaine:

I love the old houses with the sateline dishes. Beautifully weird.


Thanks, I am a sucker for "Beautifully weird"
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10/12/2006 05:15:09 PM
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by Hawk5000

Comment by Hawk5000:
Originally posted by Bear_Music:

[quote=Hawk5000]

VERY nice shot. For what it's worth I think this is reasonably high contrast. And like melethia, I like the softness of it. However, you should be aware that stopping down to f/25 usually robs sharpness. It may increase DOF, and sometimes you have to do it, but very small apertures run afoul of something called the "circle of confusion": Google it to see discussions. In a nutshell, if you go past f/11 or so (it depends on the focal length of the lens) you begin to get diffraction that obliterates fine detail.

R.


Thanks for the input. Very helpful.
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10/12/2006 03:37:39 PM
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by Hawk5000

Comment by pawdrix:
I LOVE Antibes! I spent 5 months there way back when. Great place. Wish I was there right now.
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10/12/2006 03:16:37 PM
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by Hawk5000

Comment by Germaine:
I love the old houses with the sateline dishes. Beautifully weird.
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10/12/2006 03:11:40 PM
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by Hawk5000

Comment by Bear_Music:
Originally posted by Hawk5000:

I shot this in Antibes France. It is my second time entering a challenge. I was several blocks from the focus point so I used my zoom lens at 220mm. I also wanted to use a small aperture f25 to increase the depth of field. With no tripod I probably should have used a larger aperture to get a sharper photo but I like the soft feel of it.


VERY nice shot. For what it's worth I think this is reasonably high contrast. And like melethia, I like the softness of it. However, you should be aware that stopping down to f/25 usually robs sharpness. It may increase DOF, and sometimes you have to do it, but very small apertures run afoul of something called the "circle of confusion": Google it to see discussions. In a nutshell, if you go past f/11 or so (it depends on the focal length of the lens) you begin to get diffraction that obliterates fine detail.

R.
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10/11/2006 02:27:58 PM
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by Hawk5000

Comment by Melethia:
For what it's worth, I gave you a 7 on this. I really thought it was quite good and I like the soft feel to it. Not sure I'd like it as much if it were in very crisp focus.
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10/11/2006 10:03:31 AM
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by Hawk5000

Comment by Hawk5000:
I shot this in Antibes France. It is my second time entering a challenge. I was several blocks from the focus point so I used my zoom lens at 220mm. I also wanted to use a small aperture f25 to increase the depth of field. With no tripod I probably should have used a larger aperture to get a sharper photo but I like the soft feel of it.

Message edited by author 2006-10-11 14:40:57.
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10/07/2006 04:35:14 PM
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by Hawk5000

Comment by ionelpop:
larger crop on the bottom?
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10/07/2006 02:39:42 PM
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by Hawk5000

Comment by rox_rox:
I've been voting on contrast in color or light, and almost failed to recognize the technological contrasts portrayed in this image. I believe that addressing a few minor technical issues could make this a real stand-out shot. Regardless, its so interesting and makes such a statement that I can overlook those nit-picks and say that I like it very much. Nice work.
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10/05/2006 09:40:15 PM
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by Hawk5000

Comment by fas-ligand:
I understand the contrast in this photo, and it is creative, but the photo didn't turn out well in my opinion. A clean, crisp photo would have been helpful here.
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