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11-JUN-2006

Rebel With a Cause, Shanghai 2006

Canon EOS 20D
1/15s f/2.8 at 70.0mm iso3200 hide exif
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Date/Time11-Jun-2006 20:36:34
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 20D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length70 mm
Exposure Time1/15 sec
Aperturef/2.8
ISO Equivalent3200
Exposure Bias
White Balance (-1)
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality (6)
Exposure Programshutter priority (2)
Focus Distance

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Yiannis Pavlis31-Jul-2006 14:03
very beautifull photo.excellent composition and light.by the way superb gallery.V.
Guest 06-Jul-2006 03:21
Love the light on his shirt and coming from behind the door. Excellent.
Larry Ahern06-Jul-2006 02:23
Excellent!
Guest 06-Jul-2006 01:25
Excellent shot, he appears to be more apart of the setting than anything else. A rebel but in a way not because of him blending in to the scene due to the focus. The Brando/Dean pose seems almost odd. The washed out people in the house show the division of where he is and where he may want to be or what he may want to rebel against. That is just how i see it.

Duncan
Antonis Sarantos05-Jul-2006 21:58
Very nice shot.
Bill Harris05-Jul-2006 21:30
He's outside alone, the arrow points to shelter, people, the light. Excellent Kal.
Phil Douglis05-Jul-2006 17:11
You rarely make environmental portraits, preferring to be the invisible observer. In this case, however, the subject studies you and you study him, bringing him and the viewer eye to eye. We must confront his stare and consider his situation. He appears to be waiting for someone or something, ready to fly away on his bike at a moments notice. He remains a transient presence, with only one foot on the ground and the other poised for action. Meanwhile the washed out figures within the house offer context -- they represent a world he may never know.
Ray Rebortira05-Jul-2006 15:23
The posture seems Brandoish or Deanish, alright, but with a bicycle he looks so benign. ;-)))
Ray :)05-Jul-2006 12:49
vive la bicyclette!
Rob Rosetti05-Jul-2006 12:36
Excellent portrait! Roberto
Adalberto Tiburzi05-Jul-2006 12:09
... his cause is the bicycle, instead of a Porsche, I guess... ;-)
Adal
Guest 05-Jul-2006 11:28
love your title. imagine you are on a mission with this travelogue. :)
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