Shadows

[murfam]

This is for the "weekly assignment: Shadows". I got this shot last weekend in my back yard. The day started out grey and overcast with very flat light, but I went out in the woods anyway to get a shot for last week's assignment "rivers". Late that afternoon (too late to go back into the woods) the clouds moved off and the sun finally appeared. So I was able to shoot for two assignments on the same day.
P.S. Can anyone please let me know how I can tell if the EXIF data is intact or not? I'm not sure how to go about this.
Date: 2/23/08
Camera: Canon EOS 40D
Lens:Canon EF 28mm X 135mm set at 28mm
Exp.: F14 @ 1/500 sec.
ISO: 400

[Cerrv]

Unfortunately its a week old, so not for the assignment.

[breid08]

that is very cool!!!!

[BlackTau]

Apologies for the small size.





Larger View and EXIF data available at http://blacktau.deviantart.com/art/F...adows-78585300

[Liz Caldwell]

Originally Posted by filemanager

That is sooooo cute! Can I steal that idea for my wedding album designs? Pleeeease?

[Wanman]

You wouldn't be stealing it the idea has been around a while. Both rings look great this way too, this is usually done with the the bible as the back drop. Nice and a must in wedding photos. Usually a verse on love from the bible is in clear focus.

[Junior1919]

I took it too long ago for the competition, but I really like this shot

[FocalFrenzy]

Murfam,
To check EXIF info on a Flickr image, first click on the image to link back to Flickr. Then go to the all sizes page. Slightly below and to the right of the image is a link called "More properties". Click on this link to view the complete EXIF data. I hope this helps. BTW, nice image. It's great to fill 2 assignments in one day. Thanks for posting.

[A Team]

This is a shadow of a water drop -- if you take a close look at the shadow, you will see the arch of the sun reflected through the drop.

view at a larger size:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ladesig...85940/sizes/o/

Camera: Nikon D80
Exposure: 0.01 sec (1/100)
Aperture: f/10
Focal Length: 90 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Exposure Bias: 0/6 EV

[Canadian Mum]

Originally Posted by Wanman

You wouldn't be stealing it the idea has been around a while. Both rings look great this way too, this is usually done with the the bible as the back drop. Nice and a must in wedding photos. Usually a verse on love from the bible is in clear focus.

I have seen a ton of these... my advice... make sure the pages of the Bible you use aren't too thin. Sometimes the words from the backside of the pages will show through a lot and detract from the image.