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Kal Khogali | all galleries >> Beyond The Seen - Book Preview >> BEYOND THE SEEN >> Tradition > The Game

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22-AUG-2005

The Game

Canon EOS 20D
1/25s f/6.3 at 24.0mm iso3200 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	22-Aug-2005 21:04:32
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 20D
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	24 mm
Exposure Time	1/25 sec
Aperture	f/6.3
ISO Equivalent	3200
Exposure Bias
White Balance	(-1)
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality	(6)
Exposure Program	manual (4)
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Guest		15-Dec-2006 17:41
ooo, great lighting. indeed, you have captured it. nice work. --Marguerite

Bruce		31-Aug-2006 15:03
Great shot Kal

Guest		25-May-2006 16:20
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Guest		16-May-2006 18:29
Make your choice.Play your game.Does it matter who is watching? Are you keeping tally? Or going through the motions of redundant habit? Do the rules make you strike within bounds? Cornered within limited options.Your aim is focussed with nerve from necessity.To win by the rules.Against the night. In your book please!

Ana Carloto O'Shea		23-Aug-2005 17:58
Wonderful work here Kal! The sharpness of the photo this time plays an important role in the understanding of the ambience of the scene, because we can see beyond the pool table, to the people in the back... even in that left right corner there are expectant eyes watching us, watching the game. Great photo.

Guest		23-Aug-2005 17:44
Wonderful shot. You captured the moment!

Phil Douglis		22-Aug-2005 20:53
A truly masterful slice of life image, Kal. It is good to see you produce an image where detail can play such a prominent role. You put all of us at that table, Kal. The camera is a player, waiting his turn and wondering how this player, who is wisely abstracted, will do. The body language of the spectators adds important context, as does the sharply defined textures and details of the room itself. You make us all present, Kal, and that is the key to telling a story.