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Barking up the tree

© Donna R. Moratelli

Barking up the tree

Uploaded: July 04, 2002

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I firmly gripped the camera and pressed it against a knot in the bark as I composed and made this photo. An ultra-wide angle lens was used at maximum DOF. //Canon elan 7e and non-canon 19-35 lens. I exposed for the bark and manually focused at the distance of apx

Comments

Carolyn M. Fletcher level-classic July 05, 2002

Waaaaaay Cooooool!! Love it, love it, love it!!!! I have a similar one which I am now throwing out..LOL.. #6471

Donna R. Moratelli July 05, 2002

THaaaaaaanks Carolyn, but don't be silly... I want to see yours too!!! #9454

Bob Fowler July 05, 2002

Hi Donna,


This turned out real well. If I recall correctly, the proof from the lab wasn't very good (their fault, not yours). You did a great job scanning the negative and optimizing the image.
#9455

Carolyn M. Fletcher level-classic July 05, 2002

Here's mine..Not even close to yours. #9456

Donna R. Moratelli July 05, 2002

Hi Bob, Yes, when I scanned it, the colors were more true to life. Thanks. #9459

Jeff Galbraith July 05, 2002

Hi Donna,
Really interesting perspective. I've got to get a wide angle lens--I keep looking, but its hard to find accessories for my old Canon AE-1. #9465

Donna R. Moratelli July 05, 2002

good luck Jeff, It may be hard to find one that is is good shape. #9493

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