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Crash Landing

Part of The Man Who Fell to Earth series

Nikon D50
1/2000s f/5.6 at 200.0mm hide exif
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Date/Time17-Mar-2006 14:11:52
MakeNikon
ModelNIKON D50
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length200 mm
Exposure Time1/2000 sec
Aperturef/5.6
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Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality (6)
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Guest 23-Feb-2008 18:55
Compliments , very interesting shot.
Guest 04-Feb-2007 00:10
excellent
jude28-Apr-2006 23:03
Love the vignetting.. focus on the debris..
Chris07-Apr-2006 22:41
Monster light.
Antonio Pierre De Almeida31-Mar-2006 03:27
Perfect title for a great picture.
Guest 23-Mar-2006 23:40
another good start to a wonderful series,wonderful caption to the shot too.keep them coming.:-)
Guest 23-Mar-2006 19:31
Took me a while to comment on this one. First of all I love the subject and the scene, which the processing lends itself well to. There was something that I liked about this which I couldn't put my finger on until coming back here and I just realised it's the long focal length. The compressed image lets the viewer know that you've taken this from a distance which is the not the "natural" way to shoot this subject and it really helps provide a voyeristic feel to this image. That we're keeping our distance somehow from the subject and the trail that is being created. I feel like I'm snooping in on an uninvited scene. The broken glass adds to that feeling of detachment which is very powerful, and very compelling. I love it and while not wanting to overdo this technique, have a feeling it'll make a couple of great apperances in the project. Big vote from me.
Guest 21-Mar-2006 22:06
Wonderful..and looking foward to more!..
Doug Kessler21-Mar-2006 21:51
Nice find. Like others I would trip over this and find it an annoyance instead of a photo opportunity. Well done.
laine8221-Mar-2006 19:55
Effective composition
Guenter Eh21-Mar-2006 18:09
After "crash" situation - everthing is paralyzed - I see a lot in this picture....
Greg Harp21-Mar-2006 17:52
Outstanding shot. Like Duncan I'd probably miss this shot...
Guest 21-Mar-2006 17:26
I continue to be amazed at your knack of making something out of nothing. Well, I'd look at it and see nothing there...
George Christakos21-Mar-2006 17:24
Like the other one, this even more, has a great mood. Melacholy, loneliness... I'm sure this gallery will be another hit in pbase. Looking forward for more. V.
fred_il21-Mar-2006 17:06
Outstanding shot!
Guest 21-Mar-2006 16:20
nice! I hope you found it like that. ;)
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