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Konica Minolta Users | all galleries >> KM Challenges Hall of Fame >> HOF C1 to C5 > 2nd: All By Myself - PWM
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22-FEB-2004

2nd: All By Myself - PWM

I shot two pictures. One that made the sky dark, and one that captured details on the ground and in the house. Then I stacked them in a picture editing program. Maybe this picture would be nice as a bookmark :) The shutter speed stated in the exif data is the slowest shutter speed. The fast shutter speed was 1/3 sec.
More photos at http://www.petermogensen.dk

Minolta DiMAGE A1
13s f/5.0 at 20.9mm iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto
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Luminus 12-Mar-2004 05:14
WOW is all I can say.
Guest 11-Mar-2004 21:40
This is a stunner for all the reasons Feri points out below. It could be corny, it's such a familiar theme, but it's vertical pano aspect and its perfect composition and execution set it fully apart. It will be getting my votes for this gallery.
Guest 05-Mar-2004 22:01
Excellent editing job. The combination of the two frames gives a great tonal range in the sky colors. I think you really nailed the theme as well.
Konica Minolta Users04-Mar-2004 08:16
Thanks for your compliments :)

Regards
Peter (PWM)
Jim Rickards04-Mar-2004 03:16
The dramatic framing sets this picture off very nicely. I note the moon in ROT position. Good capture of the scene, the mood, the 'alone'. Quite a long exposure!
Konica Minolta Users02-Mar-2004 22:59
Hi PWM, I am amazed to see such a beautiful picture. The simplicity, the capture of nature's beauty at sunset and the small hut standing out with all its pride near the horizon with the crescent moon high on the top, your extravagant aspect ratio of a slim and tall frame rendering dynamism here to make my eyes elevate up and down, moreover the changing color range of the sky at dusk all add up to be a photo I will see in front of myself even when I close my eyes. I'd love to live there in peace and quietness! Cheers, Feri.