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| Hats in the coat closet SS 1/250 - F 3.5 - ISO 640 20mm (18-200mm lens) |
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| My gear drying out after snow blowing the driveway SS 1/25 - F 2 - ISO 640 - 50mm lens |
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| Just a man trying to keep warm with the bill of his hat pulled down SS 1/320 - F 5.6 - ISO 320 200mm (18-200mm lens) |
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| A little lady who put a hat on for me at a shop downtown SS 1/20 - F 4.0 - ISO 320 - 28mm (18-200mm lens) |
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| Okay, I promised her I'd buy her a cup of coffee if she'd put on one more hat for me SS 1/60 - F 4.0 - ISO 400 - 28mm (18-200mm lens) |
Jo, great shots, as always. I liked the wholesomeness of the hats in the closet. Every one of us has a closet shelf that looks like this so it clearly identifies with the masses. My favorite is #3 & #4. Your inclusion of capturing the snow in blurriness while capturing the man in focus made me totally understand how cold it was. #4 is just plain GREAT. The lines in the background provide even more drama to the shot. Beautiful work.
ReplyDeletegreat shots! the last 2 are my fav. love those hats.
ReplyDeleteI can see myself standing in front of that closet full of hats with my hands on my hips saying "What can I do with all these hats for a picture?" then taking a picture of all the hats.
ReplyDeleteDefinately the black and white of the lady is my favorite. It would have been OK in color but BW was a good move-- made the pic. I know Lynn likes the bars in the pic but do you have a program to clone out the bars? It would be interesting to see it without them.
I loved the black and white Joanne, I never think of doing a black and white until I see someone elses.....I will have to mke a note to myself to try that...... as usual, a very good job on all your pics, but #4 was my favorite...That struck me as perfect!!!!
ReplyDeleteJoanne, I love how you and Lynn can get random people to model for your photos- they were probably flattered to be asked! I also enjoyed how you framed the hats in the last three pics- there are a lot of details in #3 and #5, but I focus in on the hat first-great composition. And black and white turns #4 into shapes and angles- very interesting!
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