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Description
Captured on the way to breakfast on the only day it snowed on campus - this is the original image of FriendsII. The brightness and contrast have also been slightly adjusted to bring out the texture in the snow.
This photograph has been submitteed to the '2006 Photography Olympics' and is representing America. For more details about how you can represent your own country, go to the main contest page here.
[EDIT: Uploaded a smaller image... hadn't realized it was so large, and it doesn't need to be. -- bouncinglime UndisclosedLocation 11:41:58 AM 26Feb2006 --
This photograph has been submitteed to the '2006 Photography Olympics' and is representing America. For more details about how you can represent your own country, go to the main contest page here.
[EDIT: Uploaded a smaller image... hadn't realized it was so large, and it doesn't need to be. -- bouncinglime UndisclosedLocation 11:41:58 AM 26Feb2006 --
Image size
1620x2144px 2.65 MB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon PowerShot S2 IS
Shutter Speed
1/501 second
Aperture
F/4.0
Focal Length
6 mm
Date Taken
Dec 7, 2005, 4:36:16 AM
© 2006 - 2024 bouncinglime
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a short and unbiased comment as judge in the Photo Olympics:
The subject matter together with the title put a smile on my face. Technically the composition is strong but lighting is dull and the sky in the top right is a tad over-exposed. Bill was right, as far as presentation goes, having to scroll takes much away from trying to view the composition of a photo.
P.S. I'm the 'Simon Cowell' of the judges.
The subject matter together with the title put a smile on my face. Technically the composition is strong but lighting is dull and the sky in the top right is a tad over-exposed. Bill was right, as far as presentation goes, having to scroll takes much away from trying to view the composition of a photo.
P.S. I'm the 'Simon Cowell' of the judges.