The Game
Copyright ©2007, Sergey Green
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Sergey Green
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14-Jan-2007 18:10 CET |
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Camera: |
Olympus E500 |
Exposure time: |
2 s |
Aperture: |
f/3.2 |
Focal length: |
147 mm |
Lens: |
50-200 |
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ISO: |
100 |
White balance: |
Auto |
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no |
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RAW |
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Various: |
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661x900 |
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Very nice Sergey. Without any notes under various one has to guess as to what you have done to achieve this shot. Without giving away the store you could share a little more info! The three light source works very well here with either gels or coloured lights to the right and in BG with limited DOF and low POV. I would like to draw my fellow My Olympians attention to this critique. I have stated that (A) I like the shot. (B) What specifically I like. (C) Have left a rating. And (D) have requested more information. This folks is how it?s done. Again Sergey, good stuff indeed.
Randall Beaudin at 19:56 CET on 14-Jan-2007 [Reply]
effective viewpoint
The low angle and shallow DOF combine to produce an effect I like. Personally I would work at minimizing or eliminating the shadow which falls on the knight in focus on the right as I find it distracting. I often retain my impression when I first view an image since most images don't get much more then a qlance unless they grab your attention at first sight
regards, bert
Donald Bryant at 20:27 CET on 14-Jan-2007 [Reply]
Details,details!
Donald Bryant wrote:
> The low angle and shallow DOF combine to produce an effect I like. Personally I would work
> at minimizing or eliminating the shadow which falls on the knight in focus on the right as
> I find it distracting. I often retain my impression when I first view an image since most
> images don't get much more then a qlance unless they grab your attention at first sight
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> regards, bert
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You brought up a good point Bert. Sergey, if you had just moved that Knight forward slightly that would have taken care of that. Now you can see Sergey that a "simple" shot can be demanding eh! Photography is like wood working..measure twice, cut once! It's easy to overlook a little detail like that.
Randall Beaudin at 20:36 CET on 14-Jan-2007 [Reply]
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Nice shot! good light and composition! Best Regards
Sergio Di Giovanni at 21:46 CET on 14-Jan-2007 [Reply]
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Randall Beaudin wrote:
> Very nice Sergey. Without any notes under various one has to guess as to what you have done
> to achieve this shot. Without giving away the store you could share a little more info! The
> three light source works very well here with either gels or coloured lights to the right and
> in BG with limited DOF and low POV. I would like to draw my fellow My Olympians attention
> to this critique. I have stated that (A) I like the shot. (B) What specifically I like. (C)
> Have left a rating. And (D) have requested more information. This folks is how it?s done.
> Again Sergey, good stuff indeed.
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Thanks Randal and Donald. The source of light is a slightly open curtain - I was intentionally looking for shadows in hopes to create an impression that I am as tall (or rather as small) as the figures are. I saw shadows as plus, basically, rather than destructing. The background light is a receiver (h/k avr-700) - not only does it produce great sound but good photographic backgrounds at times as well ;)
http://www.hometheatermag.com/receivers/43/
The blue lights are "CD", "DVD", whatever; the blue with reds around is speakers setup; and the green lights are the "Source".
I did try tamron lens at first, but then realized the magnified perspective did look more sensational (if I may say so) with longer lens (as 50-200) instead.
Thanks for looking and commenting.
- Sergey
Sergey Green at 11:07 CET on 15-Jan-2007 [Reply]
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Nice shot Sergey
Richard Ociepka at 20:06 CET on 15-Jan-2007 [Reply]
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Great shot, perspective and lighting. Love it.
Gabriele Swanson at 02:23 CET on 16-Jan-2007 [Reply]