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03-JUN-2009	(c) Doug Cruden

Security 2 - All Chained Up

Cheltenham, Glos

Another take on the safety at home angle...I hope these step-ladders won't be going anywhere soon!

Wednesday 3rd's entry to the June Challenge; for other Pbasers getting close to metal this month, possibly up ladders, click here

Nikon D300 ,Nikkor 60mm f/2.8G ED AF-S Micro
1/80s f/3.0 at 60.0mm iso400 hide exif

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Date/Time	03-Jun-2009 16:48:05
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Model	NIKON D300
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Focal Length	60 mm
Exposure Time	1/80 sec
Aperture	f/3
ISO Equivalent	400
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
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malcolm haslam		29-Jun-2009 10:46
Love the way you are catching the varied pattinas of these metal subjects...

Maaike Huizer		04-Jun-2009 11:36
That should prevent unwanted guests to take something that is not theirs. Strong!!

Barbara Heide		04-Jun-2009 05:55
nice dof!!!

Ann...		04-Jun-2009 05:10
Good dof, it keeps the eye searching somehowand has taken away the harshness of the metal. I like it a lot.

Russ Rose		04-Jun-2009 04:21
very nice.

J. Scott Coile		04-Jun-2009 03:22
Keeping this challenge under lock and key ;-)

Cindi Smith		04-Jun-2009 00:37
Best way to keep something from "walking" away!

carol j. phipps		03-Jun-2009 23:33
Steel will to be safe!

Dennis Warren		03-Jun-2009 23:29
Steel to prevent steal

pkocinski		03-Jun-2009 23:15
Nicely done!

tinkerb		03-Jun-2009 21:32
Like this Doug - but I do have a 'thing' about padlocks!http://www.pbase.com/tinkerb/image/106799361

Phillip Normanton		03-Jun-2009 21:21
One ring short of an Audi, two of the Olympics. Great PaD-lock shot ;o))

Guest		03-Jun-2009 21:06
Safety first :-) Very nice!

Walter Otto Koenig		03-Jun-2009 20:40
Very nice details on this. The narrow depth of field works very well.

Kevin Chester		03-Jun-2009 17:29
Best to stop the burglars using them

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