Eurochoke* by ctfchallenge


02-MAY-2004	Garrett Lau

This type of artichoke is called a "Eurochoke," although it is grown in California.

Canon EOS 10D ,Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II
0.70s f/13.0 at 50.0mm iso100 hide exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

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Garrett Lau		08-May-2004 01:31
That's an interesting suggestion. I shot this at minimum focus distance, so I didn't even consider getting closer, but I suppose I could crop this. --Garrett

ctfchallenge		06-May-2004 22:25
Great colors and texture- How about cropping a bit more so none of the background is visible and making it into some kind of modern art? Julian

Garrett Lau		03-May-2004 20:36
Thanks for your comments, Paul and Ann. I did not consider B&W, but for this image, I think I would prefer color, anyway. I'll keep your suggestion in mind for the future. --Garrett

Paul Sumi		03-May-2004 16:42
Nice still life/texture study, have you considered a B&W version?

Ann Chaikin		03-May-2004 04:00
Well lit so that the texture and color shows up perfectly. Yum! I love artichokes. Ann C

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