Mini Challenge #15 - Light and Shadow
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Mini Challenge #15 - Light and Shadow
<o:p></o:p>This one is wide open as to subject matter. It can be a portrait, a street shot, a landscape, a cityscape, an abstract. No restrictions (as long as it can be posted on an open dgrin forum). People of all ages, pets, wildlife, rocks, streams, buildings (interiors and exteriors), sculptures, etc. - all are eligible. Let's see lots of variety.
What I'll be looking for is a photograph where the interaction of light and shadow with the subject matter is so compelling that I can't stop looking at it. Make my job as hard as you can!
Please continue to comment on each other's entries. Encourage your fellow photographers. Have fun!
This challenge will run from Thursday, November 13 (today), through midnight EST on Friday November 28 (day after Thanksgiving).
GENERAL RULES
1. Have fun sharing and seeing what others share!
2. The host supplies a topic and you post 1-3 images. The host judges the winners (1st, 2nd and 3rd) and is not eligible to enter.
The 1st place winner then chooses the next topic, judges the winner and passes on the baton to the new champion.
3. Any photo you’ve taken is eligible, regardless of when taken or camera used.
4. Any amount of post-processing is allowed. However, it is helpful if you list your camera and lens along with your photo.
You may comment on other contestant's images. If you want someone to leave you some critique or criticism, put an asterisk (*) next to the title of the image.
5. * The winner has up to three days (72 hours) to begin a new mini-challenge, or the honor goes to the #2 finisher and so forth.
Guidelines:
1. Enter 1-3 photos and put them in a single post.
2. Either embed your image in the thread or, if you must, supply a link to it. Keep in mind, however, most people don't want to click to open photos hosted elsewhere (i.e. on your website).
3. Also try and resize your photos prior to posting so they're sized appropriately for viewing without having to scroll (~800 pixels on the longest side works best.)
4. Give each image you enter a title.
5. Enjoy discussion with members about their images, don't let this just be an entry thread!
6. Don't be hesitant, share'em and enter!
Previous Challenges
#1 BIF's won by Jwear
#2 Birds won by davev
#3 Treasures won by Justiceiro
#4 All That Remains won by JAG
#5 Playing With Light won by davev
#6 Black and White won by Rhommel
#7 Self Portrait won by shatch
#8 The Every Day Mundane won by paulthomasmckee
#9 Abstract/Minimalism won by dlibrach
#10 Texture won by AaronNelson
#11 What Time Is It? won by DaddyO
#12 Rusty Old Things won by JeffMeyers
#13 View from above won by visualxpressions
#14 Portraits with Soul won by flyinggina
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<o:p></o:p>This one is wide open as to subject matter. It can be a portrait, a street shot, a landscape, a cityscape, an abstract. No restrictions (as long as it can be posted on an open dgrin forum). People of all ages, pets, wildlife, rocks, streams, buildings (interiors and exteriors), sculptures, etc. - all are eligible. Let's see lots of variety.
What I'll be looking for is a photograph where the interaction of light and shadow with the subject matter is so compelling that I can't stop looking at it. Make my job as hard as you can!
Please continue to comment on each other's entries. Encourage your fellow photographers. Have fun!
This challenge will run from Thursday, November 13 (today), through midnight EST on Friday November 28 (day after Thanksgiving).
GENERAL RULES
1. Have fun sharing and seeing what others share!
2. The host supplies a topic and you post 1-3 images. The host judges the winners (1st, 2nd and 3rd) and is not eligible to enter.
The 1st place winner then chooses the next topic, judges the winner and passes on the baton to the new champion.
3. Any photo you’ve taken is eligible, regardless of when taken or camera used.
4. Any amount of post-processing is allowed. However, it is helpful if you list your camera and lens along with your photo.
You may comment on other contestant's images. If you want someone to leave you some critique or criticism, put an asterisk (*) next to the title of the image.
5. * The winner has up to three days (72 hours) to begin a new mini-challenge, or the honor goes to the #2 finisher and so forth.
Guidelines:
1. Enter 1-3 photos and put them in a single post.
2. Either embed your image in the thread or, if you must, supply a link to it. Keep in mind, however, most people don't want to click to open photos hosted elsewhere (i.e. on your website).
3. Also try and resize your photos prior to posting so they're sized appropriately for viewing without having to scroll (~800 pixels on the longest side works best.)
4. Give each image you enter a title.
5. Enjoy discussion with members about their images, don't let this just be an entry thread!
6. Don't be hesitant, share'em and enter!
Previous Challenges
#1 BIF's won by Jwear
#2 Birds won by davev
#3 Treasures won by Justiceiro
#4 All That Remains won by JAG
#5 Playing With Light won by davev
#6 Black and White won by Rhommel
#7 Self Portrait won by shatch
#8 The Every Day Mundane won by paulthomasmckee
#9 Abstract/Minimalism won by dlibrach
#10 Texture won by AaronNelson
#11 What Time Is It? won by DaddyO
#12 Rusty Old Things won by JeffMeyers
#13 View from above won by visualxpressions
#14 Portraits with Soul won by flyinggina
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"A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you, the less you know." Diane Arbus
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"A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you, the less you know." Diane Arbus
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Abstract (Louvre Museum)
Young woman guide at Ephrata Cloister
Window in a small German hotel near Nuremberg
"A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you, the less you know." Diane Arbus
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Canon XTi Image data
papawsImages
papawswrench
Very nice to begin with.:D
I like this one better than the other.
It gives a sense of warmth and confort at the beginning of the day...
These were taken in our Living room as the sun was setting. I partially closed the blinds to create more shadows...
Deep Thinking
Pretty Girl
And here is one that I left in color. I would be interested in knowing if you like the color or B&W better.
Madison in color
Cannon Xsi
Here are my entries.....
Cheers,
Dave
1. The Light of Darkness:
2. Quitting Time:
3. Birds on a Wire:
www.dlphotography.ca
www.redbubble.com/people/dlibrach
Took this on a frosty day. jovitta
http://jeffovittphotography.com
Member; NANPA
Equipment: Canon 5D, 1DS, 16-35 F2.8, 70-200 F4, 580EX Flash, Galen Rowell GND filters, Singh-Ray Vari-ND filter, Lee filter holder,Gitzo 2227 tripod & monfotto 3221 tripod, Gitzo GH2780QR ballhead,
Epson 3880 pro pinter, CS5, Nik software complete edition, Photomatix.
St. Louis World's Fair Pavilion
Iowa Sunset
Jeff Meyers
One day in early spring as I was passing by this. I saw it comming as the sun was setting I waited for about an hour. Jovitta
http://jeffovittphotography.com
Member; NANPA
Equipment: Canon 5D, 1DS, 16-35 F2.8, 70-200 F4, 580EX Flash, Galen Rowell GND filters, Singh-Ray Vari-ND filter, Lee filter holder,Gitzo 2227 tripod & monfotto 3221 tripod, Gitzo GH2780QR ballhead,
Epson 3880 pro pinter, CS5, Nik software complete edition, Photomatix.
this one should be a big one....
Shades of Another Time.
Love on the Dance Floor
Oh boy, is this going to be tough.
But I'm loving what I'm seeing. Keep 'em coming.
Virginia
"A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you, the less you know." Diane Arbus
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Camouflage
Big Bamboo
Winston
Water fountain
Spare table
Watching the river
TravelwaysPhotos.com ...... Facebook
VegasGreatAttractions.com
Travelways.com
There's something I love about this one: the long shadow stretching down the hill...that's where those wheels WANT to go! I can only describe it as the sense of longing that rig must have, to feel the rush going down that beckoning hill, one last time. I love it when a photograph conjures up some feeling like that, real or imagined. Thanks!
I have to say I LOVE your entries. Wow! The first and third ones are such unique compositions, yet they are just fabulous.
http://www.jonathanswinton.com
http://www.swintoncounseling.com
Beyond The Rose Garden
Sonoran Monsoon
http://danielplumer.com/
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Don't know if I was the Dave you were referring to but I'm going to pretend you were...Thanks man!!! :ivar
Cheers,
Dave
www.dlphotography.ca
www.redbubble.com/people/dlibrach
This is the first time sharing my photos & I'm really new to all of this, so go easy on me!!!
First two were taken in Duluth, Minnesota while visiting my sister.
"Just Listen"
I had to lay on my belly in this one, it was a small window near the floor in the top of a tower, overlooking Lake Superior.
"Take it all in"
"Dusk's Goodbye"
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"Although life may lead you where you least expect it, you can have faith it's where you're meant to be."
Thank you Benjer it was a high contrast day as I saw it comming from the direction the sun was setting. I normanly stay away from sunny days but I will shoot when I see a good shadow black and white oppertunity. I waited for about an hour to get the shot I wanted. Agian thank you Jovitta
http://jeffovittphotography.com
Member; NANPA
Equipment: Canon 5D, 1DS, 16-35 F2.8, 70-200 F4, 580EX Flash, Galen Rowell GND filters, Singh-Ray Vari-ND filter, Lee filter holder,Gitzo 2227 tripod & monfotto 3221 tripod, Gitzo GH2780QR ballhead,
Epson 3880 pro pinter, CS5, Nik software complete edition, Photomatix.
A little light and a lot of shadow, I exposed for the light w/ a light meter so everything else would go underexposed.
http://jeffovittphotography.com
Member; NANPA
Equipment: Canon 5D, 1DS, 16-35 F2.8, 70-200 F4, 580EX Flash, Galen Rowell GND filters, Singh-Ray Vari-ND filter, Lee filter holder,Gitzo 2227 tripod & monfotto 3221 tripod, Gitzo GH2780QR ballhead,
Epson 3880 pro pinter, CS5, Nik software complete edition, Photomatix.
Hi Dave I looked at your website you have a very good eye Love your work. How long have you been doing Photography? Again great work. Jovitta.
http://jeffovittphotography.com
Member; NANPA
Equipment: Canon 5D, 1DS, 16-35 F2.8, 70-200 F4, 580EX Flash, Galen Rowell GND filters, Singh-Ray Vari-ND filter, Lee filter holder,Gitzo 2227 tripod & monfotto 3221 tripod, Gitzo GH2780QR ballhead,
Epson 3880 pro pinter, CS5, Nik software complete edition, Photomatix.
WOW I love this one.
Steve
"Embrace"*
"Contemplation"*
"The Musician"*
Shades of Hyperion photography
Extraordinary photos can not be had standing where everyone else is standing, looking where everyone else is looking
Dimensions: 1728 x 1152
Capture Time: 2008:11:08 14:04:56
Camera Model: EOS-1D Mark II N
Type: CR2 Image
Size: 7 MB
ISO speed: 500
Exposure time: 1/200 sec
Aperture: f 2.8
Focal length: 135 mm
Flash mode: On
#2 Centennial Park-Munster, IN
The Streaks (please ignore the frame)
The Fence
photographing mommy to Rayne (5) and Quinlan (baby boy) and wife to Dave.:photo
Strings of Shadows and Light
ISO speed: 320
Exposure time: 1/8 sec
Aperture: f 4.0
Focal length: 40 mm
Flash mode: Off
Feathers
ISO speed: 200
Exposure time: 1/320 sec
Aperture: f 4.0
Focal length: 135 mm
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