Bench **WINNER** by Jerry Curtis

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**WINNER**


26-MAY-2006

3rd Place STF Challenge 118: "Textures and Patterns"
1st Place STF Challenge 162: "An Extraordinary View on Ordinary Places" (Exhibition Gallery)

Sony DSC-V1
1/80s f/3.2 at 7.0mm +0.7 WA iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

Not to be used without permission of photographer. Prints from higher resolution file at reasonable cost: gcurtis@nl.rogers.com

Kathleen S. H.		10-Jun-2008 01:37
it has a multi-story high building effect at first glance.....until one knows what it is....tricky shot, Jerry

Jerry Curtis		21-Feb-2008 04:34
Comments from STF Challenge 162: Helen Betts PM reply 18-Feb-2008 21:17 Fascinating capture, Jerry. Love it! Kathleen Palmer PM reply 16-Feb-2008 14:00 Intriguing! I like what you have done here. -Kathy willvan PM reply 12-Feb-2008 21:23 Great perspective Jerry and well executed. Bill Guest 12-Feb-2008 07:10 Far out. It's a real eye-catcher, mind boggler. I like looking at the sky in the seat...jrdu Sky 09-Feb-2008 17:47 Jerry, this is awesome! Ann Chaikin PM reply 09-Feb-2008 01:39 Nice one. My kind of photo. I just plain love abstracts from everyday things. This challenge is right up my alley. Good job! Ann Franky2005 08-Feb-2008 21:58 Very good composition and b/w treatment! Denise PM reply 08-Feb-2008 20:59 Wonderful image, Jerry!!!! It seems to go on forever. Tyler Coen PM reply 08-Feb-2008 18:40 Great B/W conversion. The repeating pattern has a lot of interest. Would have worked well in the last challenge as well.

Jerry Curtis		02-Jun-2006 22:17
Comments from STF Challenge: Helen Betts 30-May-2006 18:08 Well seen and captured! Very intriguing abstract. Helen Guest 30-May-2006 06:53 I love these types of abstract shots, it leads the mind into a world of imagination. Excellent! Martin Polanic 28-May-2006 22:22 Super shot Jerry! This one should be added to your collection of 'keepers'! Sweet pattern work and the trees caught in the reflections really add a textural quality to the whole thing! Jerry Curtis 28-May-2006 07:04 Thanks, Harvey. The additional DOF was due to using the 0.7X WA add-on. I forgot to put that little tid-bit of info in the data originally. Harvey Rawn 28-May-2006 05:03 I like the shot a lot. It seems to have a greater depth of field than I would expect at f/3.2.

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