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Wheat in vase

bentes_world

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Camera Make Canon Model Canon EOS 30D Orientation Upper Left X resolution 72/1 Y resolution 72/1 Resolution unit inches Date/time 20-07-2006 15:18:49Image Image description Artist Bente D Copyright Bente D Exposure time 1/4 s F-number f/7.1 Exposure program Manual ISO speed ratings ISO 100 Date/time original 20-07-2006 15:18:49 Date/time digitized 20-07-2006 15:18:49 Shutter speed value 1/4 s Aperture value f/7.1 Exposure bias value 0.00 eV Metering mode Spot Flash Flash did not fire, Focal length 32 mm User comment I love working with that natural light Colorspace sRGB Pixel X dimension 3504 Pixel Y dimension 2336 Focal plane X res. 3504000/885 Focal plane Y res. 2336000/590 Focal plane res. unit inch Custom Rendered Normal process Exposure mode Manual exposure White balance Auto white balance Scene capture type StandardMiscellaneous Exif version 2.21 FlashPix version 1.0 White balance Auto Flash bias -1.00 EVCanon Maker Notes Macro mode Normal Self timer 1e+001 s Flash mode Flash not fired Continuous drive mode Single Focus mode One-Shot Image size Unknown Easy shooting mode Manual Contrast High Saturation Normal Sharpness Unknown ISO 100 Exposure mode Manual White balance Auto Flash bias -1.00 EV Image type Canon EOS 30D Firmware version Firmware 1.0.4

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imh
I like the texture contrasts in your still life... It might be nice to do the same scene in a sort of lower angle and warm light (possibly with a narrow shaft crossing... you know the sort that illuminate all the dust motes in the air... just what your image conjured in my minds eye) Fine work. Cheers Ian
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bentes_world

Gelu - thanks for taking timme to comment here. I have a BW of this one ( and many other versions: blue, sepia and desaturated) Here's the BW. Glad you asked for the BW version.

 

Ian - thanks for your comment too. The lower angle - I'll give that a try next time I am doing a phot like this and yes - I too would love to see the dust in the air. About the light I can tell it's natural daylight late in the afternoon.

 

Francisco - thanks for your comment and generosity. It's very appreciated.

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aepelbacher
I like the B&W version that you shared, but for some reason I really prefer the original color post. The colors and lighting that you used in that one are very nicely muted, with low saturation. You do such wonderful still life images!
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