Lens: Canon EF 17-40/4L USM @ 17mm
Exposure mode: Auto
Exposure bias [EV]: -0,50
Metering mode: Multi-segment
White balance: Auto
Sensing method: One-chip color area sensor
Custom rendered: Normal
Subject program: Standard
Metering mode: Evaluative
White balance: Auto
Contrast: Normal
Sharpness: High
Saturation: High
Exposure mode: Program
Easy-Shooting: Manual
Subject distance [m]: 0,039
Image quality: Fine
Image size: Large
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This is a cute shot, not entirely following the challenge theme, but still a nice full frame. I think it needs to be a tad brighter, or maybe just more contrast. Seems to be missing something.
Beautiful B/W shot with a nice range of tones, and good contrast. Only distraction in the shot is the bright bit of sky at the top left of the frame, but otherwise, very nicely done. The connection to the movie is a bit tenuous, however. --8
pretty sure that movie had nothing to do with real rabbits, but I think it is a great capture, good composition, up close look, nice tones, cute expression. well done.
1. Did you capture a scene from the movie (as the challenge brief states) or did you enter a picture and fit a title to it.
2. How close a rendition is your image to the movie.
3. How does the image stand up in its own right.
In this case:
1. Scene from Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Not the version I've seen.
2. NA
3. The exposure is good, but the lighting angle makes the rabbit look very 2-dimensional. I'm sure this would score well in a pet or small furry creature challenge, unfortunately I don't think it fits well here. 3
Lovely macro, great character and expression here. Black and white works well at first glance, but perhaps there are not enough tonal contrasts between the subject and his/her background. 9
I cannot vote seriously on this as Roger Rabbit is a cartoon and not an actual rabbit, therefore this doesn't meet the challenge in any way. I'm just not even gonna vote on it, as it is a really good photo and I don't want to bother hurting your score which I'm sure will be low enough as it is.
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