Environmental Portrait
Uploaded: March 26, 2004
100mm/f2.8 macro lens; Fujichrome Provia 100; AP @ f2.8; flash compensation -1.5; hand held; Minolta Dimage Dual II, Photoshop. Mid February is the blooming time of "ume no hana" (plum flowers) in Osaka, Japan. I set my lens at f2.8 and selected my focus on my subject to make the blurring foreground and background. I wanted to make the whole image more 3 dimensional so I decided to use my flash at -1.5 output to light up the flowers of foreground.
Alisha May Furbish March 26, 2004 0
I like this! It's very original:) And those flowers look amazing! #111011Kasia Elser March 26, 2004 0
Nice shot! #447747Kristen McKain March 26, 2004 0
Beautiful!! #447914Ken Ke-Wei Pan March 26, 2004 0
Thank you all for the great comments! I traveled in the Kansai area of Japan for 3 months by myself. I really like the country and people live there. I realized that many Japanese love photography! ... To me, communicating with the subjects and catching images with "stories" are so important to my style. #447977Charles Dias April 01, 2004 0
Great photo. I think it´s very interesting to see photos showing other photographer working.Nancy Grace Chen April 12, 2004 0
Creative and well-executed!! Congratulations on your finalist!
Nancy
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Alisha May Furbish April 12, 2004 0
Congratulations- one of my favorites this month! #476505Cathy Barrows April 12, 2004 0
Congrats!...neat shot #477680Monika Sapek April 14, 2004 0
Great photo, Ken! Many congratulations!
Eric Highfield
April 14, 2004
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