Challenge:Light Source (Classic Editing) Camera:Kodak DX4900 Location: Kentucky Date: Oct 18, 2002 Aperture: F5.6 ISO: digital 6X zoom Shutter: auto Date Uploaded: Oct 18, 2002
this image is a little bright--like the concept of the single light source--i see your after comments--the moon might have been better--good luck i am pulling for you Diana
Ok after 33 comment I have learned two things, # 1 I have learned that the sun is not a artificial light #2 I have learned to read on down the page from the words " Challenge - Light Source" This was my first entry and i didnt read all the challenge . Really dont know what i am doing yet , But i am having a wonderful time . Diana
I'm one of those who feels this doesn't fit the challenge since the _only_ light I see in this pic is the sun, and that' not artificial in my book. Sorry.
I hope you didn't break your camera shooting into the sun like this (and I certainly advise against using a viewfinder if you've got one - stick to the LCD).
I like the way that the line from the aircraft goes through the middle of the shot but it might have been better if it could have gone exactly from one corner of the picture to the other. I never normally think about things like that until after the event though when it's normally too late (maybe you could have rotated it slightly using software and then cropped it).
ouch..... such bright light. really interesting diagonal shapes (rays)... I percieve the image as having unrealized potential. The softness of the image is not necessarily a problem but I would have worked on the prisim effects more. 4
I thought it was pretty clear that the sun is not an artificial light source. Make sure you read and understand the challenge criteria. Anyway, it's a bunch too bright!
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