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August 18

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18-AUG-2005

Crossing Paths

August 18

Santa Rosa Beach, Florida

The beaches are mostly deserted right now.
Some signs of life still exist.

Alternates:

A tribute to Steven Jusczyk...

Canon EOS 1D Mark II ,Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
1/125s f/6.3 at 29.0mm iso100 hide exif
Full EXIF Info
Date/Time18-Aug-2005 18:28:36
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS-1D Mark II
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length29 mm
Exposure Time1/125 sec
Aperturef/6.3
ISO Equivalent100
Exposure Bias-1.00
White Balance (-1)
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality (6)
Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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Gayle P. Clement23-Aug-2005 15:51
Brilliant!
roberta23-Aug-2005 01:32
Great title and concept.
Guest 22-Aug-2005 17:43
Brilliant Scott..clever and the Gulls footprints really finish it off..
Man and nature crossing paths...
David Clunas20-Aug-2005 08:18
Like the way you have inverted this image, assuming that is what you have done, great all the same
JW20-Aug-2005 08:00
I agree with Steven - and almost like we are viewing from underneath the sand - wierd but excellent!
Guest 19-Aug-2005 18:47
Wow, excellent shot! Very clever!
Steven Jusczyk19-Aug-2005 06:16
Almost looks like the footprints are raised. Good eye, nicely done.
Dennis Steinauer19-Aug-2005 04:39
That's one (or two) small steps for a duck, two crusty strides for a beachcomber. Nice shot.
Guest 19-Aug-2005 03:34
Excellent shot and splendid treatment! There's a wonderful illusion here (to me) that the prints were photographed from the underside of the imprint, rather than looking down on top of them. Interesting imprinted patterns around the foot prints as well.
Leo Charette19-Aug-2005 01:55
Clever shot... love the variation in size. The title adds story and the b&w conversion bring my full attention to the prints.
Guest 19-Aug-2005 01:52
very ghostly. :)
trying to figure out how it was done....it looked back to front the prints that is. :?
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