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17-JUL-2005

Feeling Flight

Canon EOS 20D
1/500s f/6.3 at 190.0mm iso800 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	17-Jul-2005 17:57:27
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 20D
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	190 mm
Exposure Time	1/500 sec
Aperture	f/6.3
ISO Equivalent	800
Exposure Bias
White Balance	(-1)
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality	(6)
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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Latifa Messaoudi		23-Aug-2007 19:37
this is so cute , so lovely!! Life !!

regi olbrechts		19-Apr-2007 14:59
Great capture Kal. Beautiful moment very well frozen!! Love the tone here again!

Guest		15-Jan-2007 02:35
Very Nice Shot!!

Guest		05-Nov-2006 20:52
This shot is stunning. Like Peter Pan in flight. Beautiful light and amazing moment. Truly wonderful!

Guest		26-May-2006 19:14
this would be a great intro shot for your book.it has that genesis feel.

Guest		25-May-2006 16:30
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Guest		03-Apr-2006 15:35
lovely catch, really a nice image

Guest		12-Feb-2006 15:15
For that moment the sunlight bathed me with golden feathers.That I might know the womb of heavenly ether.As a breath, like my soul,without limits. ~V! dance free~

Guest		08-Sep-2005 21:32
Great catch!

Yiannis Pavlis		18-Aug-2005 13:37
a nice catch!!!excellent capture.great photo.cheers Yiannis.

Chris Sofopoulos		03-Aug-2005 08:40
Nice catch in b&w!! Bravo.

Phil Douglis		02-Aug-2005 22:10
By far the most expressive of your children at play in the water shots. This one seizes a moment in time brilliantly, Kal. The child remains incongruously attached to the rock at his toe, while everything else flies through the air. The face is abstracted, to focus attention on the flow of the body in space. He occupies the best part of the frame for this point as well -- the launching pad is at far left, and there is nothing but space for him t move into on the right. The fact that you have abstracted the scene down to just one kid helps too. The sense of flight, plus the fact that he not burdened with clothing, propels a human value that comes soaring at us: freedom.