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15-SEP-2007

Olympus E-1
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Stefan		21-Oct-2007 02:46
Brent, for a shot like this, you must have the helper's private number. I love the way the tree cuts through the light beams, the contrast of light and shadow on the ground, and the figure caps it all for me. Gorgeous.

Guest		14-Oct-2007 09:33
A beautiful and evocative shot Brent. Frank

Guest		13-Oct-2007 18:45
Brent this isn't you calling for help with your photography as it's just great. Days like this are precious and you've captured it perfectly cheers Gerard

Miroslav Kral		13-Oct-2007 14:21
You know I'm not native English speaker, so I will only say WOW, cause it's difficult for Me to express what I feel about this picture. Sorry.

Guest		12-Oct-2007 19:16
This is a great shot, I think the figure in the middle distance is a key element. I like the restrained treatment too, preserving some detail in the shadow From the title, is he shouting "stop taking @%@# pictures and help find the car keys...." ?

Shirley Haden		12-Oct-2007 08:04
Well, don't just stand there taking pictures, go help the man! :o) Is this a golf course and did he loose his ball? All kidding aside now... Wonderful rays of the sun breaking through the early morning fog. I have always loved photos with the sun rays like this. I would love to capture such a beautiful moody shot as this one.

desaroo		12-Oct-2007 00:37
so, i mean, do you use an FL-50 to get those rays of light, or what? geeeeeez, lovely shot, well constructed and titled, absolutely compelling.

Guest		11-Oct-2007 20:40
It's all been said below, just a fine shot.

Carlo		11-Oct-2007 19:46
Rays of hope. I really like the backlit effect.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		11-Oct-2007 19:33
I like how the light divides the scene in different and well defined layers. The detail of the person is definitive to achieve a wonderful image. endika

Guest		11-Oct-2007 19:30
Gotta love those beams of light! Nice Brent. Alistair

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