hi,
i have a wineyard and a nice little house above it, the view on my hometown is magnificent, i really like to spend weekend afternoons on this location, it gives me freedom, fresh air and time to think ... and of course to work a lot :-)
this photo was taken from inside through the window
exif:
Camera
Make Canon
Model Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL
Orientation Upper Left
X resolution 72/1
Y resolution 72/1
Resolution unit inches
Date/time 22.4.2006 17:23:28
Image
Image description
Artist
Copyright
Exposure time 1/750 s
F-number f/3.5
Exposure program Aperture priority
ISO speed ratings ISO 100
Date/time original 22.4.2006 17:23:28
Date/time digitized 22.4.2006 17:23:28
Shutter speed value 1/750 s
Aperture value f/3.5
Exposure bias value 0.00 eV
Metering mode Pattern
Flash Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode
Focal length 24 mm
User comment
Pixel X dimension 3456
Pixel Y dimension 2304
Focal plane X res. 3456000/874
Focal plane Y res. 2304000/582
Focal plane res. unit inch
Custom Rendered Normal process
Exposure mode Auto exposure
White balance Auto white balance
Scene capture type Standard
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Exif version 2.21
FlashPix version 1.0
White balance Auto
Flash bias 0.00 EV
Canon Maker Notes
Macro mode Normal
Flash mode Flash not fired
Continuous drive mode Continuous
Focus mode AI Focus
Image size Unknown
Easy shooting mode Manual
Contrast High
Saturation High
Sharpness High
ISO Unknown
Metering mode Evaluative
AF point selected Unknown
Exposure mode Av priority
White balance Auto
Flash bias 0.00 EV
Image type Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL
Firmware version Firmware 1.0.3
Owner name Goran Konjich
Camera serial number 78BF-019A6
postprocessing :
crop
grayscale
unsharpmask
duotone
saved for web Q:88
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"From my wineyard" is an nice addition into the Window Framed challenge. I have to say honestly as I was scrolling down the page to check the image and your comments, I have to say wow. I have never seen anyone this detailed, it is so lovely to see someone take the time to explain their details. We could all learn a lot from trying to detail our photos like this.
The image itself is a very nice piece. I think the first thing that hits me as a voter is the duotones. I think this was an excellent choice, I am glad to see you posted the other image as well. By choosing the duotones you achieved a different feel that let you stand out from all the other shots. The image is very nice and I like the fact you left the railing in the shot, we didn't see many like this. Great use of the window frame!
Nice view. I got to question making this duotone, was it really better that way? Think this could have been so great with a deep blue sky and green hills... Nice shot though, just my impression was that.
hi, thanks a lot :-)
do you mean something like this ?
i decided to ga against it coz colors were washed pretty bad and this one was the best i could pull out, so i stayed with the duotone/vintage look ... and of course the railings are really really hurting my eyes :-) ... but it's a view to the outside
Nice view. I got to question making this duotone, was it really better that way? Think this could have been so great with a deep blue sky and green hills... Nice shot though, just my impression was that.
Lucky you! Part of me wishes I could see the greens that must be here, but perhaps you used duotones to minimize something you didn't like? If it were mine, I might tweak the curves a bit to get more range of tone - and try a non-yellowy hue to make this gorgeous vista look more vibrant.
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