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Autumn in Denmark

© Alan V. Hansen

Autumn in Denmark

Uploaded: November 14, 2001

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I see apples and a bench. Don't you?

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Piper Lehman November 14, 2001

Alan,
I love this--the color, light and especially the composition. This is what I want to be able to do. Can you tell us a little more about how you took this shot? Camera, focal length, exposure, etc.?
thanks,
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Alan V. Hansen November 23, 2001

Hi Piper L.
Thanks for your interest and the nice words. Here's some data - as precisely as I can do it: I used my Canon Eos with a 70-200 mm tele. I can't remember the focal length and shutter speed, but the shutter must have been more than 1/125 - probably a few steps faster, as the camera in this situation was hand held. I think the film was a 400 asa Kodak Gold.
The picture has been shot in order to make this 'special' composition but it has been cropped a bit in the left side. A few of the apples in the foreground was placed in order to give it a little extra weight in the foreground. But only a few...!
Best regards
Alan
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Piper Lehman November 23, 2001

Okay--only a few! You are too funny. Thanks for sharing your info. This helps me learn.
piper #2981

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