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26-APR-2003

Granville Island, Vancouver, Canada, 2003

Olympus D-40Z
1/1000s f/8.0 at 7.5mm iso100 hide exif

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Date/Time	26-Apr-2003 16:46:34
Make	Olympus
Model	C40Z,D40Z
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	7.5 mm
Exposure Time	1/1000 sec
Aperture	f/8
ISO Equivalent	100
Exposure Bias	2.00
White Balance
Metering Mode	multi spot (3)
JPEG Quality	(6)
Exposure Program	program (2)
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Jennifer Zhou, 2004 Copyrighted, all rights reserved.

Kate		21-Apr-2005 04:08
hey not sure if this is possible but can I grab a copy of that? Is this a site where you can order. I am moving there and this pic really grabs the essence of beauty

Antonio Pierre De Almeida		17-Dec-2004 05:26
Instinctive or not this a very mystical almost religious picture. You were just hypnotized by the beauty of light and was able to capture it in a very religious way.

Phil Douglis		10-Oct-2004 23:34
****I meant everything I said back in August, Jen. This one of your finest images of any kind, not only of your cloudscapes. It is incongruous in scale, abstract in form, and tells a story in very human terms. It is intensely spiritual in nature, mystical, mysterious, and majestic. A great cathedral in the sky, indeed!

Phil Douglis		13-Aug-2004 05:06
This is one of your most effective nature images, Jen. The clouds suggest the spires of a nature's great cathedral in the sky. The rays of the sun reach out towards man's puny buildings below. Your use of black and white abstracts the image, makes it less real and more metaphorical as a result. A thought provoking concept. If this what you were thinking about as you made this shot, I salute you. If you were just shooting the shape of the clouds and the effect of the bursting light, I still salute you, because your instincts were working well for you here.