Challenge:Science (Classic Editing) Camera:Sony Mavica FD-81 Location: Cranberry bog in Chelmsford, MA Date: Oct 13, 2003 Aperture: auto ISO: auto Shutter: auto Galleries:Landscape, Rural Date Uploaded: Oct 14, 2003
The circumference of a circle is the distance around the outside. Here's how to calculate it.
1. Find out the diameter of the circle. The diameter is the distance across the middle of a circle from one side to the other.
2. If only the radius (the distance from the center to the outside) of the circle is known, multiply it by 2 to determine the diameter.
3. Multiply the diameter by Pi (3.1416) to find the circumference.
4. Alternatively, divide the diameter by 0.3183 to find the circumference.
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it seems really vivid, but this is exactly how it looked in reality!
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The idea is okay although a different POV (I'm thinking of a higher one) would have brought much more appeal to the photo. A major weakness is the amount of sharpening; there is too much of it.
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Title : 'Circumference = 2 * Pi * Radius' is more "mathematics" than science to me.
Image: If I were exposed to this shot without any pre-knowledge of the category, I would have guessed this was some type of 'Autumn' entry, not science.
Techie stuff: The lighting and colors seem a bit harsh to me.
Oh great, just what we need, one more hillbilly photographing crop circles in her back yard. What else do you see out there? Elvis, Santa Claus and Rudolph the red nose reindeer? Well guess what? Rudolph is DEAD and you know where to find him or at least his hooves. I'm so upset. I don't know why you continue your delusional assaults. And that blur in the far right corner looks like a beagle consuming feces.
Again, without the title, there is no science visible....There is too much going on in this picture. Its almost hard on the eyes with the specks of yellow and high contrast trees.
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