Challenge:Death (Basic Editing) Camera:Sony DSLR-A100 Location: 18th century graveyard. australia, nsw Tweed. Date: Dec 1, 2006 Aperture: er ISO: um Shutter: i have no idea sorry Galleries:Emotive, Digital Art Date Uploaded: Dec 4, 2006
Taken in a hidden 18th century Grave Yard.
it expresses the girls sorrow for the loss of a loved one.
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You must retain your original, unedited file (exactly as recorded by your camera), and provide it to the Site Council along with a list of your editing steps within 48 hours of any validation request. Files that have been saved or altered with any editing or transfer software are NOT originals.
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Julia, you must set the correct date and time on your camera, also you need to say wich cameras do you own, so when you are asked for validation you will not be DQ`d for an "incorrect" exif data...
Not sure that is the case though.
ImageDescription -
Make - SONY
Model - DSC-P41 Orientation -
XResolution - 72
YResolution - 72
ResolutionUnit - Inch
DateTime - 2004:09:01 20:29:49 YCbCrPositioning - Co-Sited
ExifOffset - 255
ExposureTime - 1/8 seconds
FNumber - 2.80
ExposureProgram - Landscape mode
ISOSpeedRatings - 100
ExifVersion - 0220
DateTimeOriginal - 2004:09:01 20:29:49
DateTimeDigitized - 2004:09:01 20:29:49 ComponentsConfiguration - YCbCr
CompressedBitsPerPixel - 8 (bits/pixel)
ExposureBiasValue - -1.00
MaxApertureValue - F 2.77
MeteringMode - Multi-segment
LightSource - Cloudy weather
Flash - Not fired, compulsory flash mode
FocalLength - 5.00 mm (that is the wide angle focal length on the DSC-P41 - would be a fisheye on a A100)
FlashPixVersion - 0100
ColorSpace - Uncalibrated
ExifImageWidth - 378
ExifImageHeight - 600
InteroperabilityOffset - 742
FileSource - DSC - Digital still camera
SceneType - A directly photographed image
CustomRendered - Normal process
ExposureMode - Manual
WhiteBalance - Manual
SceneCaptureType - Landscape
Contrast - Normal
Saturation - Normal
Sharpness - Normal
Julia, you must set the correct date and time on your camera, also you need to say wich cameras do you own, so when you are asked for validation you will not be DQ`d for an "incorrect" exif data... And you really need to retain your original unedited files (whenever you are going to edit an image, made a copy and work on it, exif can show if you have edited your image) You will be asked for validation if someone thinks you made an ilegal editing or you picture place in the first places (I don`t remember if the first 5 or 10).
This is a really nice picture, you have a lot of talent and I hope you will keep submitting, just be sure to be doing it the right way so you will not have more bad moments like this.
this pic wasnt taken 2 years ago!
it was take when i read the challange.
why does it day i took it 2 year ago?
does it have something to do with the set date on my camera?
cuz i dont think its on the right date..
crud. can anything worse happen...?
oh dear!
i hope this doesnt get removed..
i cant find the original!
and they want prof of validation.
i sayed up all night worrying about this.
the thing that annoys me is that im sure this is a valid entry.
if i could just find my original! *sob*
is your computer that big a mess that you cannot find the original?
I allways make a subfolder 'processed' in the folder with the original files, so you allways know where your originals are.
oh dear!
i hope this doesnt get removed..
i cant find the original!
and they want prof of validation.
i sayed up all night worrying about this.
the thing that annoys me is that im sure this is a valid entry.
if i could just find my original! *sob*
Congratulations on such a high placement in your first Challenge.
It's a really atmospheric photo, befitting the period you try to evoke - but I think you mean the 19th century (i.e. the 1800s), as there would have been no grave yard like that along the Tweed in the 1790s. ;>þ
oh...woops.
well i must have read the sign wrong. cuz it said 18thcentury
Congratulations on such a high placement in your first Challenge.
It's a really atmospheric photo, befitting the period you try to evoke - but I think you mean the 19th century (i.e. the 1800s), as there would have been no grave yard like that along the Tweed in the 1790s. ;>þ
I am just so impressed with your talant my girl, especially the way you came sixth in your forst challengwe. Well done girl, and even more pleased that you are an "Aussie" like us..... Way to go Julia.....
Keep in touch, and I really look forward to many more images from you.....
woo ausies rule!
i entered in the Pink Floyd comp.
so keep an eye out for my next image.
I am just so impressed with your talent my girl, especially the way you came sixth in your first challengwe. Well done girl, and even more pleased that you are an "Aussie" like us..... Way to go Julia.....
Keep in touch, and I really look forward to many more images from you.....
I think it's legal (desat everything but reds and adjust hue?).
Yes, I once processed an outdoor shot where everything but the dress of the model was desaturated (and skintones actually too, since the dress matched the skintones) and it was legal in basic. My feeling is that it's pretty rare for a shot to be like this - without some tiny spots of color in the desaturated bits - but I do know it's possible.
wonderful mysterious shot.
the only thing i don't like about it, is that she is looking into the camera and that her back is so round, sort of distracts from the rather high tension in the photo. just my opinion, nice photography though
Teehee.. The suspense came to an end.. The second the challenge was calculated I came to your pic.. I had a feeling it was this one.. It really is very good.. And congrats on such a great score and position..
I wonder if this will ribbon. It is wonderfully amazingly beautiful... the processing is magical. Only thing that keeps it from being a perfect image to me (but didn't keep it from a perfect score) is the diagonal line at the bottom left... sort of breaks up the background a little. The soft effect at the edges and a dramatic desaturation like this is great to see in a basic editing challenge.
This is a wonderfully mystical and sinisterly enchanted image! The red is a wonderful lead, one of the few times I've seen selective saturation REALLY work well. Maybe lost a bit of detail in the shadows, but that's an almost insignificant pick. One of my favorites for sure! 8o)
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