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Visa to Iran I
Image Title:  Visa to Iran I
 
 By: Hugo de Wolf  
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Photographer Hugo de Wolf {K:184670}
Project #41 Perspective Camera Model Olympus C5050z
Categories Digital
Macro
Still Life
Film Format
Portfolio Dossier Iran
Products and Objects
Lens Build-in
Uploaded 4/2/2004 Film / Memory Type Lexar  1GB
    ISO / Film Speed 16
Views 877 Shutter 1/60
Favorites Aperture f/2.8
Critiques 27 Rating
5.36
/ 11 Ratings
Location City - 
State - 
Country - Netherlands   Netherlands
About Perspective is a relative thing. The opportunity to visit Iran was absolute. Absolutely fabuousl....

Comments are, as always, very welcome!

Cheers,

Hugo
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There are 27 Comments in 1 Pages
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Sunset Man   {K:11187} 4/2/2004
WHAT???

Only six views and no comments!

Too much 'exposure', (pun intended), on the front page and now 'Digital' ... Oh My!


Hugo de Wolf   {K:184670} 4/2/2004
LOL! "Pun intended"....;o) It's been only a quarter of an hour ago since I posted it...) Thanks for being the first one, but what do YOU think of this one? I'm still down there, with both my feet on the ground, you know!

Cheers,

Hugo


Hugo de Wolf   {K:184670} 4/2/2004
I hope someone on UF can explain to me what this photo is about, I got into Iran and out of there allright, but I have no clue about what all those markings are... Might as well put my X in there as as signature....;o)


Sunset Man   {K:11187} 4/2/2004
What do I think of it? ... okay since you asked:

1. ABSOLUTE minimal depth of field for sure!
2. Looks like someone spilled their 'Middle Eastern Oil Espresso' on a place mat at a restaurant which I would like to place an order for a 'set of six' for my own dining room table ... just kidding!

Breaktime now ... aren't we having fun?

Let's continue:

3. I have no idea about the 'Consular' markings but I think it says: "You are more than welcome back if you shoot Medium Format with a Yashica next time!" ... which is what I also expected you would share with all of us now that you are in USEFILM's Hall of Fame!

Just having fun my friend while teasing you a bit 'On' & 'Off-Line'!

Cheers ...

~ Sunset Man ~


John Hatziemmanouil   {K:40580} 4/2/2004
Interesting DOF 'game' Hugo. And this is surely a very uncommon subject. Who can have a paper like this? I know you goes at these countries. Are you going for business (are you a doctor or something like that?) This will gives you great photos. I seen some photos at a magazine from some superb buildings of Iran! Realy amazing me. Hope to see more from you! Bye!


Maria Luisa Vial   {K:36017} 4/2/2004
Hugo, This is really a change from what I been observing in your work... It surprised me!!!! This opportunity you had was unique... Not many of us will have such a fabulous opportunity...

By the way... it is a really weird picture... but you know... I like it!!!!!

Congratulations!!!!!!

Maria

P.S. I am having real trouble leaving the comment. Hope I am not duplicating it....


Maria Luisa Vial   {K:36017} 4/2/2004
What a change!!! Digital??? I can not believe it...

You had an opportunity that must of us will not have!!! Very good work!!!

Congratulations!!!!
Cheers!!

Maria


Saeed Al Shamsi   {K:47538} 4/2/2004
I cannot understand Persian but i can read a clear word, says "Bam" I think the place or the purpose of your entry,(and may be farther down says: if you don not take a nice shot of places in Iran then you are band to enter again)..LOL.Saeed


Roberto Arcari Farinetti   {K:177201} 4/3/2004
a great idea Hugo.. but IMHO.. the DOF in this shot he is too much strong. perhaps it is more right to say that it is too much marked! the difference of "out of focus/focusing" is violent, even if the photo perfectly is balanced in the spaces! sin that has been commented therefore little!

congrats
roby


Verena Rentrop   {K:14426} 4/3/2004
Hi Hugo,

it looks like you crashed a glass of water
and it is now running and in a few seconds you cannot use it anymore ;)

Unfortunately the only languages I know and speak are german and luckily english, future wish would be italian ;), so I cannot help you in translation.

For me the sharp part could be a little bit bigger, but as alway that is a very personal view!

Cheers,
Verena


WALT MESK   {K:10731} 4/3/2004
a interesting shot.walt.


Richard Thornton   {K:26442} 4/3/2004
This could serve as an illustration for some editorial purpose. Maybe as a lead-in to a picture story of Iran?


tom rumland   {K:14874} 4/3/2004
hey hugo, very nice and unique keepsake you got there. the dof here is fine. a couple of folks mentioned it is a bit hard, and it is. but i think it needs to be. a large part of your intended audience probably cannot read this. making it clearer would make the photo much more uninteresting, i think. it would just be a piece of paper. the dof casts a veil over the already mysterious subject. very nicely done. excellent photo! what saddens (sp?) me here is the lack of your signature coloration! you need to develop a PS "hugo" filter ;^)

take care,
tom


Kees and Carolyn    {K:15193} 4/3/2004
Very interesting photo! A piece of paper I'm sure I'll never own. Iran would be a very interesting place to visit. I'm glad you were able to go and then share your photos with us!
Carolyn


Stefan Engström   {K:24473} 4/3/2004
Mysterious and an invitation for flights of fancy, but perspective? Nicely done, wondering if this is all in-camera DOF or if you have helped it along in editing a little bit?


Burak Tanriover   {K:16604} 4/3/2004
very beautiful composition.very nice idea.best regards


Raamses Ortiz   {K:4408} 4/3/2004
Very nice macro Hugo. I can see very clear the diference between the f2.8 and f27 with you photo. I like how just a small strip in the midle is focus while the rest is not. Excellent job. Good color, exposure and you domain of the DOF is wonderful.

Congrats,

Raamses.


Hugo de Wolf   {K:184670} 4/4/2004
Hi Stefan, Thanks for the comment. The DOF was in camara, no editing involved.


Hugo de Wolf   {K:184670} 4/4/2004
Hi Douglas, Thanks for your comment. Very insightful...;) I'll go back to decent photography soon. I played around with my C5050z toy camera in the plane, killing some time.... (and wasting yours with this post...;o)

Cheers,

Hugo


Hugo de Wolf   {K:184670} 4/4/2004
Hi Maria, the switch to Digital is only temporary, untill I get a decent one...;o) Thanks for your comment!

Cheers,

Hugo


Sunset Man   {K:11187} 4/4/2004
Well ... I put one up today titled "MIDNIGHT STAMEN" for you to rip apart since I have obviously offended you somehow ...

Best of Regards!

P.S. I know it's 'Lonely At The Top', so ... Cheer Up My Cyber Friend! ... Okay?


Hugo de Wolf   {K:184670} 4/5/2004
Hi Douglas, Not to worry, I'm in no way offended. Have no reason to, only a shitload of work, so I'm really busy for the time being, with not enough time to commeent nor reply... Hence the silence from my side, nothing else to it.

PS: Offended, Me? No.. Far from it! I'm as cheerful as ever....

Cheers,

Hugo


Carmem A. Busko   {K:48763} 4/6/2004
I like the other "visa" more, Hugo. Well, I love colors, you know... but it is perfect, too..
Regards!
Carmem


Maja Gligoric   {K:13402} 4/6/2004
Good perspective.
Regards


Zsolt Radákovits   {K:7763} 4/7/2004
Hi Hugo!

Interesting.

I think you played a bit with a post pocessing SW. There is no transition between the sharp and the fuzzy regions, like at a simple Macro shot.

Great effects! I like it! Congrats good work!
Cheers

Radák


Hugo de Wolf   {K:184670} 4/7/2004
Hi Zsolt, apart from level tweaking, no Post processing was involved. The sharpness was created intentionally, and completely "natural", meaning, no photoshop softening nor blur used....

Thanks!

Cheers,

Hugo


Eddy ~   {K:1432} 10/3/2007
It's guys like you who make the usefilm experience disgusting. There is absolutely no point in taking this picture. I can do macro shots too, and for more interesting subjects.


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