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Image Title:  water
 
 By: ali fish  
  Copyright ©2002



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Photographer ali fish {K:313}
Project #13 Long Exposure Camera Model Fujica STX-1
Categories Film Format
Portfolio landscape
Lens 50mm
Uploaded 9/10/2002 Film / Memory Type illford fp4
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 189 Shutter 2 secs
Favorites Aperture n/a
Critiques 3 Rating Critique Only Image
Location City - 
State - 
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About this was my first attemp at photographing water with long exposure i wanted to get the silky effect.
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There are 3 Comments in 1 Pages
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Aaron Doss   {K:115} 9/10/2002
I like the water very much, is very silky. Personally I would like to see the water closer to the center of the picture, since there is no other focal point.

I think this composition would be perfect if the water was centered or if there was another subject in the distance (a tree with character, childeren playing, a leaf falling, etc.. ) just my opinion though.
Aaron


Kenneth Kwan   {K:3084} 9/10/2002
Nice texture in the falling water. The thing that bothers me most is the white, blown-out triangle at the top right. I'd either not include it or use a polarizer or red filter to tone it down (I am assuming it was a blue sky. It could be cloudy here but I couln't tell.). I wonder if you could get a bit more of a reflection off the flat surface of the water.


ali fish   {K:313} 9/11/2002
Thank you both for your comments.I would have liked to have the water in the center of the picture but unfortunatley i didnt have a tripod i used a wall to rest the camera on and i couldnt move into a better position, at the time i only had 1 lens (this was when i first bought a camera) I'll probably go back and use a wide angle to get all the water and some more of the river, and on a better day It was grey skies at the time.


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