Flower Bench by Sean McHugh

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01-APR-2004	Sean McHugh

Image uses a graduated neutral density filter to balance the sky/foreground.

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel ,Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
8min f/16.0 at 17mm (27mm at 35mm equivalent) and iso200 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

All photos are copyrighted by Sean McHugh.

Lesley Mattuchio		06-Jun-2009 13:04
Outstanding!

Ben Hattenbach		29-Apr-2008 21:24
Sean, you obviously have a fantastic collection of imagery. This is one of my favorites. I wanted to also thank you for the time you've invested in the tutorials on your site. They are quite informative and well written. V

david_arthur_lee		19-Oct-2006 12:13
No Geoff, Its the two flowers that make the whole image for me.

Sue Robertson		22-Jul-2006 11:43
Magical image. Great work. v

Guest		17-Jul-2006 12:11
Perfect!

Ian Birch		29-Mar-2006 16:29
Voted Regards Ian

Guest		21-Feb-2006 08:13
wonderfull angle . What a capture

Guest		23-Jan-2006 03:28
Its an image from a fairy tale. Absolutely gorgeous. Fantastic work.

alibenn		18-Jul-2005 02:01
Of all the fabulous images in an excellent gallery, this is one of my favourites. Capturing something that can only be seen by extended exposure times like this is intense..great job.

Guest		07-Apr-2005 00:35
This photograph is simply stunning! Truly an amazing shot. I would love to learn more about what went into creating this...

Guest		16-Feb-2005 12:47
"I can't see the "ANT'S LINE" between the two exposures,You seem to have mastered it ,Great job Robert Woolrich.

Photogenix		12-Feb-2005 01:29
Great picture. Learnt something new.

Paul Lantz		23-Oct-2004 23:50
wonderful technique for great depth of field

CJ Morgan		14-May-2004 06:23
Excellent work.

Rob Oele		11-May-2004 19:59
Very, very good indeed!

Phyllis Stewart		10-May-2004 17:04
Wonderful use of wide angle lens! Got my vote. And I think it's cropped just right.

ac		09-May-2004 18:20
Stunning. Love it.

Geoff Lukins		01-Apr-2004 19:55
A very good photo. Think I would have cropped out the front to daffodils and gone in tight on the bench. What do others think?