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JSWaters | all galleries >> Gone A-Wandering >> Arizona > A Window to the Past - Mission Tumacocori
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16-JAN-2007

A Window to the Past - Mission Tumacocori

Tubac, Arizona

Another upload today:


Canon EOS 5D
1/1600s f/7.1 at 30.0mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time16-Jan-2007 15:59:04
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 5D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length30 mm
Exposure Time1/1600 sec
Aperturef/7.1
ISO Equivalent100
Exposure Bias-0.67
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Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
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Guest 18-Sep-2007 04:41
love both the shots - we are being led from one scene to the other through the frame...
Patricia Lay-Dorsey25-Aug-2007 04:54
Beautiful framing, Jenene. Yes, you take us back in time with your unique choice of composition.
Sue Robertson10-May-2007 23:23
Beautifully framed with oustadning colours. I like the seat under the tree which seems to be aimed at the church.
Guest 10-May-2007 03:36
I fully agree with Phil. The framing acts more than visually here, as the scene on the other side looks to be straight from another century. The light and the colors are really superb - this unique dry air that you find in Arizona.
Cindi Smith09-May-2007 23:37
I feel like I've walked into the past! This is exceptional through the archway. I can almost see the folks from yesterday walking through this scene! Excellent and I love the other pic too! Very creative and artistic shot! V
Guest 09-May-2007 20:44
The dim lighting inside the window hints at its form, yet leaves it only partially defined. I like the feeling this gives as I feel I have stepped back in time to the clear world outside, and the frame feels more like "the future".
Phil Douglis09-May-2007 20:02
It is not the clarity that makes this image express its idea -- it is the intensity of the abstract time tunnel you have used to frame the mission, and project us into the past. You do where what I did for a temple in Mandalay at
http://www.pbase.com/image/40195929 In my case, the woman gives the viewer the perspective of a visitor coming upon the temple. In this case, the abstracted branches and plantings separate today from yesterday.
shatterbug09-May-2007 05:11
Nice job framing this...marvelous clarity here!