September 4.jpg by Bill Ewart Jr

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02-SEP-2013

September 4.jpg

Okay, sure I do like ferns, but more importantly here,
taking photos from different perspectives! A picture
of a fern is okay, but to look underneath with sky above,
framed by trees, and lit with just a tad of sunlight-
Now that's what I like!!!!!!!!

Oh, I do like ferns too!
One more look? http://www.pbase.com/onastone2/image/152144500

Canon PowerShot SX10 IS
1/1000s f/5.6 at 5.0mm iso80 hide exif

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Date/Time	02-Sep-2013 10:21:34
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Model	Canon PowerShot SX10 IS
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Focal Length	5 mm
Exposure Time	1/1000 sec
Aperture	f/5.6
ISO Equivalent	80
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Metering Mode
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Focus Distance	0.150 m

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borisalex		06-Sep-2013 07:28
Good point of view, creative too!

LynnH		06-Sep-2013 01:45
Really is a great PoV here. Nice work. Oh... and I love ferns too! V

Janet Donnelly		06-Sep-2013 00:29
POV can make or break a photo ....... good job here!!! Really nice.

Mairéad		05-Sep-2013 19:42
Yes - you've done it - you've got a great perspective on this fern. Looks as big as a tree from here:)

J. Scott Coile		05-Sep-2013 14:30
Always looking for the unique...

pkocinski		05-Sep-2013 12:22
Excellent job Bill!

laine		05-Sep-2013 08:50
Lovely combinations here, Bill.

Janice Dunn		05-Sep-2013 08:15
You're like me - take fern photos on all angles and different POVs. I love ferns too

Mieke WA Minkjan		05-Sep-2013 07:45
you are right Bill, changing perspective gives an other look on the same subject

Guest		05-Sep-2013 02:31
It's a beautiful against the sky and dof...

Ghislaine et Réal Boulet		05-Sep-2013 02:22
Beautiful picture and compo.

carol j. phipps		05-Sep-2013 02:03
Gorgeous composition with the unique perspective.

Fay Stout		05-Sep-2013 00:47
You do "a different perspective" so well! In your Blurb book about Martha's Vineyard, the thing I noticed, other than the drop-dead gorgeous scenery, was the fact that you understand light and shoot at the optimum time of day and also that your perspective makes for brilliant photos. Simply by looking at things differently, you can make what might be a "ho-hum" photo quite special! And I do like this view of the fern.

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