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Posted By travis_cooper [Profile] [Gallery] Original Filesize 97.0 KB
Category Miscellaneous Photos Original Dimensions 640 x 427
Date Posted 01-05-2008 Number Of Views 1,401
Average Rating 3.50, 2 votes Number Of Comments 3
Title Flowing
Description Okay, here is my first duotone challenge assignment. This is in the back of the Utah State Capitol.
Camera K110D
Lens FA 50mm 1.4
Location Salt Lake City, Uah
EXIF Information:
File Name IMGP0777_low-res.jpg File Size 99346 Bytes
File Date 2010:11:23 07:05:39 Camera Make PENTAX Corporation
Camera Model PENTAX K110D Date/Time 2008:01:05 15:18:49
Resolution 640 x 427 Flash Used No
Focal Length 50.0mm (35mm Equivalent: 75mm) Exposure Time 0.125 s (1/8)
Aperture f/16.0 ISO Equivalent 200
White Balance Manual Metering Mode pattern
Exposure Aperture Priority (Semi-auto) Lens Smc PENTAX-FA 50mm F1.4
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#1
01-08-2008
sajmmiller
Veteran Member
Flowing
Hi Travis,
Good title; I like the flowing lines in addition to the flowing fountain! I don't feel qualified to comment technically on duo tone conversions; however I like your photo.
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#2
01-12-2008
SWEngineer
Veteran Member
Flowing
Hi Travis. I like the composition here. I find the discontinuities of the windows and widow reflections in the background very interesting. [After looking harder at this, I think all of the windows must be reflections, thus explaining the discontinuity. I think this has opportunity for further exploration with your camera in duotones or otherwise.]

Regarding the duotone conversion: Why sepia? How does it enhance the image compared to straight B&W? Did you consider or experiment with other color options?

Regards,

Mark
Last edited by SWEngineer : 01-13-2008 at 11:49 AM
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#3
07-01-2008
Flowing
Great composition.I Like the duo tone colors .Goes well with the photo .Thanks
 



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