Lock and Key

© May K. Vokaty

Lock and Key

Uploaded: January 12, 2008

Description

f/3.5 @1/4 sec, Zuiko Lens 14-55: 52mm focal length.

Exif: F Number: 3.5, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/4 seconds, Flash: did not fire, auto mode, ISO: 400, White balance: Manual white balance, FocalLength: 52.00 mm, Model: E-510

Comments

Martha Jo Killebrew January 12, 2008

I like this very much. The POV is just great. #828461

Tiia Vissak January 12, 2008

a great find! #5330262

Daniella Puente January 12, 2008

WONDERFUL May!!!! Love your POV and warm light to keep details on this +++ #5330887

Dennis Gay January 13, 2008

G'day May,

A very interesting old subject showing the wear and tear of its age, presented in a good vertical format and shot from a very good angle.
The lighting and exposure do just what you wanted here and I applaud your very good use of depth of field and selective focus. What is meant to be sharp is crisply sharp and the sudden gardient blurring forces the heads of the keys, (known to locksmiths as the bow of the key), to stand out well.
The colours seem quite natural and "brassy" and the tones and contrasts are soft and pleasing.

Well seen, well photographed and very creative.

GB
Dennis #5331872

May K. Vokaty January 14, 2008

Thank you all so much, I appreciate your kind comments :) #5336875

Lisa J. Boulden level-classic February 12, 2008

Oh, May!
This is fabulous!
Wonderful elements, all-around!
Kudos! I hope we see this one again!
~☺ Lisa #5483788

May K. Vokaty February 12, 2008

Thank you so much Lisa! #5484690

Randy L. Quast March 25, 2008

May very creative #5696976

May K. Vokaty March 25, 2008

Thanks Randy, this lock is an actual lock from Alcatraz. #5697426

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