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07-MAR-2004	umbro10

2nd: Cemetery visit * by umbro10

Minolta DiMAGE A1
1/1000s f/5.6 at 50.7mm iso100 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	07-Mar-2004 12:46:41
Make	Minolta
Model	DiMAGE A1
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	50.7 mm
Exposure Time	1/1000 sec
Aperture	f/5.6
ISO Equivalent	100
Exposure Bias
White Balance	incandescent (3)
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality	(6)
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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Konica Minolta Users		16-Mar-2004 03:25
-- From John down under, Another of my favourites too. Striking image that nails the theme. Even the trees seem to be dead, and form a guard of honour that frames and highlights the lone visitor rather than detracting from his isolation. I think B&W is the ideal choice for this one. I don't recall the original cropping exactly, but this is great. I agree with Barry that it would be useful to clone out the horizontal lines at the other end, although I don't see a car. Maybe you have already driven it away? LOL Well done! Cheers, John --

Claudio Gatti		14-Mar-2004 22:46
Great image! Another of my favorites. I haven't seen the original, but the new cropping works expremely well. Claudio

Mihajlo		13-Mar-2004 10:23
Turned out excellent! Subject is now very strongly presented, contrast is good and loneliness is not just physical but felt which is more important. Great work. Mihajlo

Guest		13-Mar-2004 06:41
I revised my entry by cropping it slightly on the right and taking out the car in the background. Thank you everyone for your comments and suggestions.

Barry		13-Mar-2004 06:16
Nice photo. I don't have strong feelings about the cropping .... maybe just a tad on the right, but I like the symmetry. What I would do though, especially for this theme is to clone out the car and the horizontal lines at the end of the tree tunnel.

Richard Bird		13-Mar-2004 01:17
Very nice shot. I agree with the previous poster, cropping some on ther right might help - maybe get rid of the tree in the direct sun. Very nice exposure and shading. Works pretty well for the alone theme also. Regards, Richard.

Guest		12-Mar-2004 21:19
I think you are right about the cropping suggestion. I debated doing this with myself but I also wanted to get the arch effect of the trees showing but I think a slight crop is appropriate. When I saw the scene, I didn't have much time to set up the camera. As a result the photo was shot in Auto White Balance giving a very blue tint. I unsuccessfully tried to correct for the blue tint in PE2 but even though I got the white closer, the shadow of the trees on the snow still had a blue tint to it. I'm sure someone more experienced than me can get it to work much better. I even thought of entering the color version with a title like "Feeling blue visiting the cemetary".

Konica Minolta Users		12-Mar-2004 21:08
Nice shot. Like ti very much. José Medeiros

Steven Oostdijk		12-Mar-2004 17:30
Good composition and strongly relating to the theme. My advice: you could consider cropping a little from the right side to make it less symmetrical and I think that in color the picture would be even better...