File: CRW_2480.CRW
File size: 4,592KB
Image Serial Number: 224-2480
Camera Model: Canon EOS 10D
Camera serial number: 1020300016
Firmware: Firmware Version 2.0.1
Owner: John M. Setzler, Jr.
Date/Time: 2004:11:06 01:20:44
Shutter speed: 0.6 sec
Aperture: 4
Exposure mode: Av
Exposure compensation: -1
Flash: Off
Metering mode: Center-weighted average
Drive mode: Continuous
ISO: 100
Lens: 70 to 200mm
Focal length: 180mm
Subject distance: 23 m
AF mode: One-shot AF
Focus point: [- - O - -]
Image size: 3072 x 2048
Image quality: Raw
White balance: Auto
Color space: AdobeRGB
Saturation: Normal
Sharpness: Normal
Contrast: Normal
Tone: Normal
Custom Functions:
CFn 2: Shutter release w/o CF card: Not possible
CFn 6: Tv/Av and exposure level: 1/3 stop
CFn 7: AF point registration: all
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Place: 37 out of 39 Avg (all users): 5.4138 Avg (commenters): 6.5833 Avg (participants): 5.2813 Avg (non-participants): 5.4272 Views since voting: 1272 Views during voting: 579 Votes: 348 Comments: 17 Favorites: 0
Reminds me more of DuChamp's "Nude Descending a Staircase" than any Impressionist work. Don't get me wrong, I like this, but it just doesn't say anything Impressionistic to me. The motion blur here conveys an idea of fluid motion, a series of moments captured in one frame, rather than the deconstruction of a moment of light into fragments of color.
Clapton? I like this effect more and more each time I view it, but the 'second' exposure in his chin to nose area freaks me out too much like there is a trapped soul screaming to get out.
Great angle showing the intensity his jamming. Love the shift of colors which IMO makes the image along with the motion...nice representation of a modern impressionist image.
This was a very difficult challenge to vote on. Impressionism is so very subjective.
This piece is very good. There's a real visual/audio/feeling transmutational mix here I personally relate to. A very good interpretation of impressionism imo. Well done! Good luck! 10.
returning for comments.
A nice effect and capturing, not exactly an impressionistic, but a dazzling artistic feel which peeks into the spirit of the challenge. Bumping up.
Good try but I just feel that if there are two components to this photograph (the original image and the camera technique/distortion/filter) then together they don't amount to more than the sum of their individual parts.
i'm sure this was fun, as well as work. to a degree, i'd say the results were worth the effort. as i'm more of a fan of lighter impressionistic images, this one doesn't really engage and make me want spend a lot of time soaking it in. on the other hand, you have captured a certain vitality that is not easily discarded.
Reminds me of Setzler's pic that he became very attached to despite (or maybe because of) it's poor placement in a challenge. This technique used in this context doesn't really say a lot to me, and looks a bit gimmicky. It doesn't come across to me as impressionistic... I don't feel a mood created by the use of this technique. 4
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