Weekly Assignment #70: Concentric
sherstone
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Welcome to weekly assignment #70. I have been given the honor of starting this one off and choosing a worthy theme to stimulate our minds.
Thanks must go to Nikolai for awarding me the opportunity.
Concentric is defined as: objects that share the same center, axis or origin with one inside the other.
Circles, tubes, cylindrical shafts, disks, and spheres may be concentric. Concentric objects do not necessarily have the same radius.
Use you imagination on this one it is deceptively simple. Concentric does not have to be circles it can be other shapes as well.
Finding something ready made in nature is always a great place to start but if your still buried in snow or can not find something that fits
the theme in the great outdoors then constructing something concentric is acceptable.
I will let Nikolai add any rules or other necessary guidelines, but for the most part just follow the general ones in the sticky index.
My main thought is...
Just get out and shoot something or some things concentric!
Thanks must go to Nikolai for awarding me the opportunity.
Concentric is defined as: objects that share the same center, axis or origin with one inside the other.
Circles, tubes, cylindrical shafts, disks, and spheres may be concentric. Concentric objects do not necessarily have the same radius.
Use you imagination on this one it is deceptively simple. Concentric does not have to be circles it can be other shapes as well.
Finding something ready made in nature is always a great place to start but if your still buried in snow or can not find something that fits
the theme in the great outdoors then constructing something concentric is acceptable.
I will let Nikolai add any rules or other necessary guidelines, but for the most part just follow the general ones in the sticky index.
My main thought is...
Just get out and shoot something or some things concentric!
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Two essais of the same objects. The light is rather different...
More shades, more nuances...:D more subtle ...
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My idea of concentric! I saw others made there photos, so I thought I would make mine... hope it can be considered!
* Camera Make = Canon
* Camera Model = Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT
* Picture Orientation = normal (1)
* X-Resolution = 720000/10000 = 72
* Y-Resolution = 720000/10000 = 72
* X/Y-Resolution Unit = inch (2)
* Software/Firmware Version = Adobe Photoshop CS2 Windows
* Last Modified Date/Time = 2008:03:12 18:51:39
* Y/Cb/Cr Positioning (Subsampling) = co-sited / datum point (2)
* Custom Rendered = normal process (0)
* Exposure Mode = auto exposure (0)
* White Balance = auto (0)
* Scene Capture Type = standard (0)
Exif Sub IFD
* Exposure Time (1 / Shutter Speed) = 1/400 second = 0.0025 second
* Lens F-Number/F-Stop = 14/1 = F14
* Exposure Program = aperture priority (3)
* ISO Speed Ratings = 100
* Exif Version = 0221
* Original Date/Time = 2008:03:12 13:09:02
* Digitization Date/Time = 2008:03:12 13:09:02
* Components Configuration = 0x01,0x02,0x03,0x00 / YCbCr
* Shutter Speed Value (APEX) = 566484/65536
Shutter Speed (Exposure Time) = 1/400 second
* Aperture Value (APEX) = 499038/65536
Aperture = F14
* Exposure Bias (EV) = -1/3 = -0.33
* Metering Mode = average (1)
* Flash = Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode
* Focal Length = 300/1 mm = 300 mm
* FlashPix Version = 0100
* Colour Space = sRGB (1)
* Image Width = 533 pixels
* Image Height = 800 pixels
* Focal Plane X-Resolution = 2304000/582 = 3958.76
* Focal Plane Y-Resolution = 3456000/874 = 3954.23
* Focal Plane X/Y-Resolution Unit = inch (2)
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I see Nathan beat me to the shell idea, but here is a slightly different take:
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Or "What are those concentric circles doing on our front lawn?"
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but i can't decide which one i like the best
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This one
However, you should try to get some more detail from the brightest areas...
give me another 6 months of playing around and i'll get back to you. think you're right about the better photo.
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this one i took this morning
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keep your finger on the trigger...don't miss a shot
I like the first one the best, although that may be because I am a sucker for slightly darker photos. I also like the angle and the reflection of the spoons more in the first photo.
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If you are a sucker for slightly darker photos start to count me as second sucker:D
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First try on a weekly assignment, too!
thank you for the entry!
I like the first one better , 2d one is kinda bland...
However, I think the crop should be MUCH tighter to express the concentricity...
Considering the fact Sean defined the subject fairly loosely, I think this will fly just fine Light is a bit harsh though...
Like the lighting! And how did you manage to hang it in the mid air?
Nice entry, cool metal!
I think I like the first one more. I don't mind blown out areas at all, they deliver the conept iof the scorching heat outside. The second one looks overcooked...
Cool idea, but the execution is sub-par
In all fairness, glass is hard to shoot well
Please check Ken's MA#1 material, it may give you some thoughts...
I must confess, it was sitting on a roll of black gaffers tape which I cloned out and then added a shadow. Lighting was a SB600 through an umbrella placed high and a bit to the right, with a reflector placed to the left.
--Jay
The theme is here, but the light... argh... "Harsh and muddy" are the first things that come to mind...
Welcome to the Class!
We got a few problems here, though..
1) it's not advisable to post any true-to-life color pictures of ANY currency in a public forum
2) I can't see the theme here no matter how hard I try
Yeah, I know. I was just having fun. FYI, the eyeball is NOT photoshopped into the image. It's actually there in the backyard.
Jeff Meyers