Driftwood

Captured on film with Canon 100mm 2.8 Macro Lens.

Hi Duane!

Great pattern, it's lovely.

I can't figure out why there's that blurry zone in the upper right corner of your picture... it's entirely sharp with great details exept for that small circle...

great macro anyway!

 

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Ettore,

 

Good question. Very good question. I don't know. Maybe a problem with the slide of CD, as these images were captured on film then scanned. Thanks for the feedback.

Duane-I like the exposure on this one better. It's still a bit pale and there is a slight glare but much better. I share the comments about the blurry spot but I don't think it ruins the shot! I can better see the pattern of the wood in this shot because of the better exposure, which is what I assume you are trying to show us. Again, fantastic idea and well done!

Tyler,

 

Thanks so much for your kind critique. I finally placed this driftwoof in my house and photographed it there under tungsten light with daylight balanced film which gave it this warm tone in addition to an 81 warming filter.

 

Thanks