comment byBen at 08:58 PM (GMT) on 1 September, 2006
Cute shot :) I really like the perspective.
It reminds me of your shot from the 12th of august.
comment bymoodaholic at 09:02 PM (GMT) on 1 September, 2006
Now thats good! Maybe a removal of the white things behind her?
comment bychiara at 09:28 PM (GMT) on 1 September, 2006
Love the angle and the composition. She is really pretty :).
comment bynuno f at 10:19 PM (GMT) on 1 September, 2006
Between yesterday shot and today's, this one is much more amusing. Love the originality of this shot.
comment byiphi at 11:03 PM (GMT) on 1 September, 2006
Automatically reminds me of fairy tales. Having big feet is so obviously 'kids'. Very nice. =)
comment byJohn Zeweniuk at 12:46 AM (GMT) on 2 September, 2006
great stuff as usual! Thanks for including the original.. I really enjoyed the comparison.
comment byWilce at 01:11 AM (GMT) on 2 September, 2006
Excellent shot i love it
comment by Martin Gottlieb at 01:18 AM (GMT) on 2 September, 2006
I like the original better... the color of the sand, her shoes... which are not that big at all and I assume are a product of wide angles.
As always, nice job.
comment byRobert at 04:01 AM (GMT) on 2 September, 2006
The red went light in the black and white-- channel mixer used for the conversion tonight?
comment byDarkness at 05:08 AM (GMT) on 2 September, 2006
I like this one. Great tones.
comment by Trish at 06:39 AM (GMT) on 2 September, 2006
And a Happy Birthday to Camilla!
I think this shot is really cute- very different and fun. I prefer the processed version to the color/original. In the original, the red shoes were too "much" for me, and detracted from her face. I like how the perspective comes out on this one.
comment bySimon C at 07:23 AM (GMT) on 2 September, 2006
Great perspective, and you've done a fine job with the conversion and toning.
comment byJM at 10:01 AM (GMT) on 2 September, 2006
I find very interesing the weird proportion given by the short focal (ans this image recall "alice in the wonderland", in my opionion). Perhaps there's just too much DoF, my eyes can't resist to try to focus her behind her feet, I wonder if a wider aperture would have been better.
I mean: a wider aperture to blur her more and convince my eyes they can't focus her face at all... ;)
comment byKarl Baumann at 11:19 AM (GMT) on 2 September, 2006
like it :-) especially the sand on her shoes
comment bydave at 11:30 AM (GMT) on 2 September, 2006
lovely DOF
comment byMal at 01:42 PM (GMT) on 2 September, 2006
I think more than anything that is most impressive is your imagination when composing a photograph, we are all fully aware of your ability to manipulate an image but I sometimes feel that we forget that you are a damn good photographer. Lovely image. Mal
comment byvengas at 06:04 PM (GMT) on 2 September, 2006
Perfectly converted to black&white.
comment bydjn1 at 08:06 PM (GMT) on 2 September, 2006
Thanks everyone.
comment bybrian at 09:05 PM (GMT) on 2 September, 2006
nice one the dof is great
comment by m at 04:30 PM (GMT) on 3 September, 2006
I see why you published this one over the original, it's definately a better picture. But I think I prefer the colour one :-)
comment by Mary at 02:21 PM (GMT) on 5 September, 2006
I think I agree with "m"; I like the color pic. Nice depth of field and cool perspective. As always, nice job, David.
Here's another shot of Camilla, in a rather more relaxed pose than yesterday :-)
Oh, and as I haven't done it for a while, here's the original:
.../archives/stand_at_ease.php
camera
lens
focal length
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
cropped?
Canon 20D
EF 17-40 f/4L USM
17mm (27mm equiv.)
f/8.0
1/200
aperture priority
-1
evaluative
100
no
RAW
C1 Pro
1x1
She's got big feet. (how's that for a first comment!?)
what an unusual perspective. perfect, love it.
Have fun finding shoes for her, haha!
Cute shot :) I really like the perspective.
It reminds me of your shot from the 12th of august.
Now thats good! Maybe a removal of the white things behind her?
Love the angle and the composition. She is really pretty :).
Between yesterday shot and today's, this one is much more amusing. Love the originality of this shot.
Automatically reminds me of fairy tales. Having big feet is so obviously 'kids'. Very nice. =)
great stuff as usual! Thanks for including the original.. I really enjoyed the comparison.
Excellent shot i love it
I like the original better... the color of the sand, her shoes... which are not that big at all and I assume are a product of wide angles.
As always, nice job.
The red went light in the black and white-- channel mixer used for the conversion tonight?
I like this one. Great tones.
And a Happy Birthday to Camilla!
I think this shot is really cute- very different and fun. I prefer the processed version to the color/original. In the original, the red shoes were too "much" for me, and detracted from her face. I like how the perspective comes out on this one.
Great perspective, and you've done a fine job with the conversion and toning.
Really cool and creative , is it "feets eyes" ;-)
I find very interesing the weird proportion given by the short focal (ans this image recall "alice in the wonderland", in my opionion). Perhaps there's just too much DoF, my eyes can't resist to try to focus her behind her feet, I wonder if a wider aperture would have been better.
I mean: a wider aperture to blur her more and convince my eyes they can't focus her face at all... ;)
like it :-) especially the sand on her shoes
lovely DOF
I think more than anything that is most impressive is your imagination when composing a photograph, we are all fully aware of your ability to manipulate an image but I sometimes feel that we forget that you are a damn good photographer. Lovely image. Mal
Perfectly converted to black&white.
Thanks everyone.
nice one the dof is great
I see why you published this one over the original, it's definately a better picture. But I think I prefer the colour one :-)
I think I agree with "m"; I like the color pic. Nice depth of field and cool perspective. As always, nice job, David.