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Great depth


Great depth
Photo Information
Copyright: clint wiessener (bones) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 125 W: 1 N: 65] (822)
Genre: Places
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2006-12-17
Categories: Nature
Photo Version: Original Version
Date Submitted: 2006-12-18 3:32
Viewed: 398
Points: 10
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Hi

This is one of my best shots ever up to date. The only thing I have to be honest about is the exposed mist in the background, could have used my polarizing filter.

New lense Sigma 18-200
Canon 350D
ISO 200
Partial Centred metering
Focal = ±20-25
Speed = ±300
F-Stop = F7.1
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Hi Clint,

There are some mist alright but I think the real reason why the background is not sharp is because your DOF is shallow, which means you might have used a large aperture. It would help if the EXIF is available. On the otherhand, sharpness on the foreground is excellent :)

Thanks for sharing.

Best regards,
Allan

Hi Clint!
nice effects in your pictures.
Really here has a very good dof.
Lovely rocks!

Wonderful image here. It has multiple layers, it moves your eye around, and maintains detail as well. I like it.

Hi Clint
The contrast between the foreground and background is striking in this shot Clint. The metering is good although I agree that the top-left is overexposed as a result, it's a very difficult one to overcome - one techniquye, if using a tripod, is to use a triple-bracket on the exposure and then combine the lightest and darkest images, masking off where appropriate so that you have the best of both exposures for various areas of the shot.
As a kind of abstract, I agree this is a well executed shot.
Rew

Disagreed with you, Clint.
You have presented better ones.
Jan

Howdy man I finally visited this site and I have to say dude, there are some really cool and excellent pics on this site. I'm impressed with alot of what I've seen so far. As for your work I knew you were practicing but I didn't know you were this good. I guess you have lot's up your sleeve that I don't know about. See you round man
Graham ...

Clint,
This is a very cool image. I like the shallow DOF here. The fog really makes the picture look moody. I wonder what the photo would have looked like had you used the same aperature and set the focus to the background. The foreground rocks would have gave it a blurred natural frame. I really do like this version though, it's a very good illustration of a shallow DOF on distant objects. Well done my friend,
Merry Christmas.
Scott

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