question about exif data

[andres]

can somebody tell me how to do to post the exif data of my pictures? thank you again!

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/23508945@N08/2334295889/" title="quijote by andresfleury, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3202/2334295889_87f721295c.jpg" width="264" height="500" alt="quijote" /></a>

This a macro of my favorite sculpture of "El Quijote".

[Sime™]

If you look at your photo on flickr, click "more properties" on the right... you can see it all listed there for you. [see below]

<img src="http://www.gtvone.com/dps/exif.jpg" alt="your exif" height=500 width=600>

[clockdoc]

Thanks for your question. Others may look for different EXIF data but my personal picks are ISO, shutter speed, aperture, and camera/focal length of lens used. That gets me in the ballpark as far as the basics of the shot. Occasionally I may follow up with a question about flash, white balance or other areas. As you can see, there is a 'ton' of EXIF data available but most of it can be left off your posting. Having the basic info does help me considerably when offering a critique.

[jiminyClickit]

andres,

If you were in front of a Venetian blind window, it would serve you well to reconsider it as a background: it's just noticeable enough to look like a badly-printed photo. Your photo is good, although getting the face lit better than the chest would direct attention to a more effective spot.

What's the sculpture's height?