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String Quartet in the Park

© Dan McConoughey

String Quartet in the Park

Uploaded: February 03, 2006

Description

A.P.f16, 1/20th sec., ISO 200, tripod. Gave these guys a slight buZZ. Quite a suprised to find them in the park.

Exif: FNumber: 16, ExposureBiasValue: 0/10, ExposureTime: 0.05, Flash: flash did not fire, ISO: 200, WhiteBalance: manual white balance

Comments

Pat Gamwell February 05, 2006

This is beautiful, Dan! It reminds me of my childhood when Grandma would take me to the Crocker Art Gallery for afternoons of "chamber music!" Didn't appreciate it as a child, but now I cherish the experience! EXCELLENT work! #386460

Deb Holmes-Hatfield February 05, 2006

What in interesting thing to find in the park! Very unexpected! This is really cool Dan, I love the setting, how fun to see formally dressed quartet performing in the park! #2380939

Dan McConoughey February 05, 2006

Pat, and Deb, thank you so much for your kind and positive input. #2382569

Linda Proctor February 05, 2006

One of my favorites Dan!! Is this a different shot ? Thought the other one had a different tree on the left or I'm confused lol Anyway this is still beautiful!! #2382690

Dan McConoughey February 05, 2006

Hi Linda, it's the same shot but I did a little clone work to take out a small light on the left side, just a bit of a cleanup.
Thanks for your input, so glad you like it. #2382725

Susan Jane Allen level-classic February 13, 2006

Enjoyed it before, enjoy it now! Wish I were there! #2416369

Dan McConoughey February 14, 2006

Thank you Susan, your kindness is most appreciated. #2420128

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