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Sunday, January 15, 2006

I am Wet

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Blogger jcyrhs said...

I am Wet

Camera Model: NIKON D70
Lens: Sigma 70-200 HSm
Exposure Time: 1/400 sec
F-Number: f/5.6
Exposure Program: Aperture Priority
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Metering Mode: Center Weighted Average
Focal Length (35mm Equiv): 300 mm

The drenched feet of one of the malay kids from yesterday. He was standing in the middle of the fountain which meant that every other trashing of the water streams came onto him. What a brave young soul...

15 January, 2006 21:57  
Blogger |- jX -| said...

wow.. very impressive composition here, somethin easily missed by most, feels really wet! ha.. ;p

15 January, 2006 22:53  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

excellent. I really like the composition on this one. That line on the right leads your eyes to the feet. good stuff.

16 January, 2006 08:52  
Blogger John said...

Fantastic! Love the low perspective you've got on this one. The fast shutter speed capturing the dripping water is spot on. Very unique image - really like it.

16 January, 2006 18:30  
Blogger jcyrhs said...

ashwin: didn't notice the line actually...haha =)

John: What a surprise to have you visiting my blog. Thanks for your comments!!!

16 January, 2006 23:13  
Blogger engloy said...

Great one, jcyrhs :) I like the composition, the colours as well as the details in the water droplets. An unusual composition for a venue and subjects that are too commonly seen in the Singaporean photographic scene. You've done well to make yours unique!

16 January, 2006 23:15  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

nice pic! :)

16 January, 2006 23:31  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Nice break from the usual bathing kids.

Super tight composition with your tele that captured what is essential. However, I think there are still parts of the images that can be shaved off, how about a 1:2.75 XPan crop?

http://exposuredailies.net/baa/upload/iamwetpan.jpeg

17 January, 2006 12:38  
Blogger jcyrhs said...

engloy: What generous remarks!! Thanks!!

=21grams=: hehe thanks!!! don't forget our "date" on sat nite.

J: woo the pan crop does work well by removing distracting elements but i'm still alittle undecided with the original (as in whether to do into pancrop) not making any sense...

17 January, 2006 23:05  

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