This is a much simpler and softer image than I've been posting recently, but there was something about the arrangement of these poles against the soft grass that appealed to me. It's not a 'wow' image, but I did think it was worth posting.
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captured camera lens focal length aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO flash image quality RAW converter cropped?
10.11am on 13/6/09
Canon 1Ds Mark II EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
63mm
f/2.8
1/2500
aperture priority
+1/3
evaluative
100
no
RAW
ACR
no
comment byThatch at 06:16 PM (GMT) on 26 June, 2009
Very nice :)
comment byCraig at 06:58 PM (GMT) on 26 June, 2009
Yes, feels to me like a summers day and the sea is just beyond that grass, have no idea if it is but I want it to be :)
comment byCarlos Garcia at 07:14 PM (GMT) on 26 June, 2009
Dave,
Nice capture. I am looking forward to similar scenes as I head to the east coast next week. Love the soft focus on the edges of the image. Is that pole for handicapped birds? :)
C.
comment bypernilla at 08:46 PM (GMT) on 26 June, 2009
This picture has a really nice soft summer feeling. I like the warm tone and the dark edges.
comment byNicki at 11:59 PM (GMT) on 26 June, 2009
Simple but significant. I like it, also to see that you see small signs of life, sometimes we all handicapped ;).
comment by Donna McRoy at 12:19 PM (GMT) on 27 June, 2009
This had a real wow factor for me. I have a true appreciation for black (brown)/white photography. As a philosopher, I view the handicap pole as in today's society, some handicap parking is not worth using due to distance from the store entrance (like out in the middle of nowhere). I'd truly like to know your thought on this one.
This is a much simpler and softer image than I've been posting recently, but there was something about the arrangement of these poles against the soft grass that appealed to me. It's not a 'wow' image, but I did think it was worth posting.
On a totally different matter, and several years later than everyone else, I finally got around to adding my RSS feed to feedburner.com. If you'd like to subscribe, you can do so here.
camera
lens
focal length
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
cropped?
Canon 1Ds Mark II
EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
63mm
f/2.8
1/2500
aperture priority
+1/3
evaluative
100
no
RAW
ACR
no
Very nice :)
Yes, feels to me like a summers day and the sea is just beyond that grass, have no idea if it is but I want it to be :)
Dave,
Nice capture. I am looking forward to similar scenes as I head to the east coast next week. Love the soft focus on the edges of the image. Is that pole for handicapped birds? :)
C.
This picture has a really nice soft summer feeling. I like the warm tone and the dark edges.
Simple but significant. I like it, also to see that you see small signs of life, sometimes we all handicapped ;).
This had a real wow factor for me. I have a true appreciation for black (brown)/white photography. As a philosopher, I view the handicap pole as in today's society, some handicap parking is not worth using due to distance from the store entrance (like out in the middle of nowhere). I'd truly like to know your thought on this one.
Pleasant image. Composition is perfect.
yes david.. "important shot".. and i like this delicate colour..
Is this a path for the handicapped? I guess you would need a lawnmower first if you'd want a wheelchair down that path ;-)
That's how a world will look like few hundreds years after nuclear apocalypse :) Small reminders of human species swallowed by nature.
Thanks everyone, and the path that the sign on the pole refers to is a few feet in front of the grass ;)
Excellent find David; of course it was worth posting it.
well done! it' s a little weird finding something like that in the middle of a field
Excellent shot. Very simple, but powerful at the same time. It really caught my attention.
cool found!