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Canon DSLR Challenge | all galleries >> Challenge 91 - In the Style of Art (hosted by Traveller) >> Eligible > Vanishing Point Perspective

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07-April-2007	Julie Bird

Vanishing Point Perspective

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Canon DSLR Challenge		15-Apr-2007 03:43
Beautiful image and excellent leading lines. I hope you're on your way to a full recovery. --Melanie

Canon DSLR Challenge		12-Apr-2007 00:06
Here's a Heavenly Angel to watch over you. Warm wishes for a speedy recovery.

Canon DSLR Challenge		11-Apr-2007 22:27
Well, you've said the word, finally, that's a big step in facing up to your real challenges. All will be well, seriously...believe it. And, I will be saying prayers for you tomorrow. God be with you and good luck, Traveller

Canon DSLR Challenge		11-Apr-2007 21:52
Thanks to all for the warm wishes and prayers. I will take with me all of your wonderful images too as I face surgery for cancer tomorrow. Julie

Canon DSLR Challenge		11-Apr-2007 17:18
Lovely image Julie, as is your "Turner". Good thoughts, prayers and best wishes for a quick recovery from whatever you are going through! CJ

Canon DSLR Challenge		11-Apr-2007 17:06
Julie, I hope you can keep your wonderful images in your mind to help sustain you through whatever you're facing in the hospital. I'll send some good thoughts your way. --Mary Anne

Canon DSLR Challenge		11-Apr-2007 14:35
Wonderful art work Julie by the way!! Nicely seen and captured! -Cat

Canon DSLR Challenge		11-Apr-2007 14:30
Best wishes. Hope you recover soon and feel all better! -Cat

jnconradie		11-Apr-2007 14:18
Best wishes, Julie! Thinking of you and wishing for a speedy and complete recovery. Regards jnconradie

Canon DSLR Challenge		11-Apr-2007 12:24
Sorry Traveller, I have no idea how to delete the previous mumbo-jumbo of messages I have left. Please delete them for me if you can. Thanks, Julie

Julie Bird		11-Apr-2007 12:15
I don't know how much EXIF data you want, and am not really sure how to find and present it, but this is what I copied: Model Canon EOS 30D /Model ISOSpeedRating 100 /ISOSpeedRating ExposureBias +0.0 /ExposureBias ExposureTime 1/400 /ExposureTime Aperture f11.0 /Aperture MeteringMode strID = "3" Spot /MeteringMode LightSource strID = "0" Auto /LightSource FocalLength 85.0 /FocalLength Lens 17-85 mm /Lens

Canon DSLR Challenge		11-Apr-2007 01:04
Don't worry, Julie, we'll take care of it...and if you win we'll hold a spot up for you for when you get better and are Fully recovered. We'll call it Julie's Challenge or something like that. You really have done some wonderful work this challenge. You can be proud. But the only think that matters is that you tend to yourself and that you get better as quickly as possible. Very Best Wishes to You and Hopes for a Speedy Recovery. Traveller

Julie Bird		11-Apr-2007 00:34
Yes, the Turner is mine as well. Thanks for your comments. Will try to post the EXIF later. I am about to enter hospital for an extended time and realise that if perchance this image wins, I will be unable to run the next comp. Will someone take over if this happens please? Julie

Guest		11-Apr-2007 00:06
One of those great pictures that really draws you in. I keep trying to see whats juuust over that little hill.

Canon DSLR Challenge		10-Apr-2007 12:55
BTW, should I therefore presume that the Turner's are yours over in Exhibition? Best Wishes, Traveller

Canon DSLR Challenge		10-Apr-2007 12:52
Hey, Julie is this yours? Really excellent! And not so easy keeping the sun from burning out...could you post the EXIF? I like this enough to study it and how it was acomplished. Best Wishes, Traveller

jnconradie		10-Apr-2007 11:50
Beautifully composed and captured. The fence seems to be electrified, but does not appear to be very high. What is it supposed to keep in (or out)? Sorry for being curious. Compliments on a stunning capture. Regards jnconradie

Guest		09-Apr-2007 23:32
Lovely color and that fence line is so very graceful. -Michael

Julie Bird		09-Apr-2007 10:46
Thanks Brent. I am glad an emotion was attached to your viewing of this image.

Canon DSLR Challenge		09-Apr-2007 02:57
Beautiful color and a nice sense of desolation I think. Well done. ~Brent

Canon DSLR Challenge		08-Apr-2007 11:35
Thanks Traveller. I didn't have the problem of seeing the whole image on my monitor as you did. I would be interested to know whether others had experienced difficulty with it before you made the change. Artist

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Apr-2007 22:59
Done....however all I did was resize and save as Quality 11 in Photoshop. Sorry...this had to be taken care of. Dynamite image though. Best Wishes, Traveller

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Apr-2007 20:28
I love the physical density of this image...it is nice in all regards, but for whatever reason it doesn't fit on my monitor at all....this creates one of those situations where a viewer has to scroll around to see the total image. Not good....especially not good for such a well constructed image. However, even more important, I think this problem is distracting to the the people wandering through the gallery. Which brings up the throught that...viewing pleasure is an important concern. The surroundings and how a picture is seen gets tons of obsessive detail & worry by a bunch of very smart people in ever Gallery I know of. And so here also. I will resize this to fit my monitor in about an hour or so unless you do it first. Not much time really...but this is something that needs attending to. This is not to criticize the image at all....merely the way it is presented. I really like this picture. But this is a Management question and not really an Artist issue... Best Wishes, Traveller