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The Hole Remains
Image Title:  The Hole Remains
 
 By: Tobiah Deutsch  
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Photographer Tobiah Deutsch {K:2432}
Project #20 Classic Landscape Camera Model Minolta 7000
Categories Landscape
Film Format
Portfolio Abstract
Lens Tokina 17mm F2.8
Uploaded 10/1/2003 Film / Memory Type T-Max
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 246 Shutter n/a
Favorites Aperture n/a
Critiques 9 Rating
5.50
/ 3 Ratings
Location City - 
State - 
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About On the shores of Lake Michigan.

All Comments Welcome.
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There are 9 Comments in 1 Pages
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Lorenzo Parisi   {K:6277} 10/1/2003
Good idea... Maybe the subject could be more centered and the horizon line could be perfectly horizontal...
Regards, Lorenzo


Pablo Zaremba   {K:2870} 10/1/2003
I like the point of view, in a literal and fisical way. Whites are a little burnt, perhaps overexposing due to scanning. Good work.
Best regards,
Pablo.


George Black   {K:101993} 10/1/2003
I think this composition is really fine. The asymmetry gives the composition an unexpected and welcome dynamic. Well done!


Chris Lauritzen   {K:15387} 10/1/2003
Tobiah,

I would level the horizon and move the subject more off center. Maybe even shoot it at a more rakish angle to exaggerate the features of the wall. Dodge the bottom of the wall a little and burn in the sky. Did you use and filters? If not, use a red one to separate the clouds more.


Matej Maceas   {K:24381} 10/1/2003
I like the subject and its position in the image. The horizon tilt is questionable, I'm not quite convinced that this angle is the best one. I agree with Chris about the suggested tonal adjustments, although the tonality in some places may have been negatively affected by what looks a bit like low quality digital compression.


Tobiah Deutsch   {K:2432} 10/1/2003
Here is a new image that I've played with a bit... burned a little at the bottom of the rock, and leveled out the horizon and tweaked the contrast a little more.

I think I'm gonna put on the waterproof boots and get in a little closer and do some long exposure stuff in the evening or early morning with this spot... we'll see what happens.

Tobiah



Tobiah Deutsch   {K:2432} 10/1/2003
Hey... Thanks to you all for helping me out... I appreciate all of your comments bunches.

Tobiah


Matej Maceas   {K:24381} 10/1/2003
Yeah, it'd be great if you could study this place with all sorts of different angles and lighting and speeds and skies.


Terry Geldard   {K:-165} 5/6/2005
I think if you did try this with a long exposure you would probably get a nice mist around the stone could look great could look poo either way have a go!


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