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Childhood Work Up

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Title     Childhood Work Up
Photographer     languste/LangustE (9) Send mail to this user
Portfolio     z7
F-stop     f/4
Shutter speed     1/15 sec
Categories     Abstract
Fine Art
Lens     Canon EFS 18-55mm
Camera     Canon EOS 500D
Format     13x18
Content advisory     G (general audiences)
Submitted     January 6, 2010 8:14:23 PM CST
Views     231
Rating     3 Thumb-up

In one's own good time

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Thumb-up Thumb-up    from markleewebb/Mark (4,137) Send mail to this user on January 6, 2010 10:50:41 PM CST (1) Early critique

Well done. Nice colors that pop yet are rather muted and restrained. Sounds like a contradiction :) Well framed and good eye for the patterns and composition. And the subject is very interesting, too. Makes me think and explore. This is a good photo - keep snapping. You have a good eye !

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Thumb-up    from malonemi/Michael (258) Send mail to this user on January 6, 2010 8:27:22 PM CST (2) Early critique

First, welcome to PhotoSig! Your picture makes me say, "Hmmmm." Seeing this at this time of year, and seeing the pine at the lower left, makes me think of Christmas. Returning home and seeing where I grew up - seeing dust and cobwebs on the places I used to play. Your picture has elements that bring that all back and is certainly interesting. A bit lower exposure would give the image some more interesting texture, unless you were going for that 'overexposed, dreamy' look. I would have loved to hear what decisions you made to come up with this particular shot in your comments. Nice work and thanks for sharing!

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