Assignment 9: Less is More

[neuroanatomist]

<h2>Congratulations, Colin 500!</h2>


Great pic!


In addition to the praise of your fellow TDPers, it's time for you to start thinking of a topic for Assignment 10...

[mikehillman89]

Let us know when Assignment 10 is up! I want to take part in it!

[btaylor]

Well done Colin (and everyone else for that matter). Looking forward to the next one.

[Colin500]

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Congratulations, Colin 500!

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Well done Colin (and everyone else for that matter). Looking forward to the next one.

Thanks everybody! I'm quite flattered by this result -- and somewhat surprised, after all, there were some other really nice pictures...


Anyhow, these assignments are fun, both the shooting and the sharing; now give me a day or two to think of a new assignment, got to check on what we already had.


Btw, my picture was taken in Passignano sul Trasimeno, Italy, pretty much on the first occasion it stopped raining after I got my 5D2 (great camera), the missing details: EF 24-70 f/2.8, 28mm, f/8, 1/160s, ISO 1600, RAW with some levels adjusted in Aperture.


(In order to keep a develop more of a feeling for the focal length, I often don't use a zoom as continuous zoom, i.e. in 95% of all cases I'll set the 24-70 to one of 24/28/35/50/70 or the 70-200 to one of 70/100/135/200...)


Cheers, Colin

[iskodet]

Hi Folks!


I hope I don't sound like I'm beating a dead horse here, but...


I'm brand new to contributing to TDP forums (although I've been following along for a short while) and I would love if someone would entertain one more photo taken by a budding photography enthusiast. I'm posting this in hopes of receiving any constructive criticism/comments that may either validate or improve my results. I felt it more appropriate to post it on this thread as opposed to starting a brand new one. Thanks again!


Iskodet





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Canon Rebel XS, EF 24-70mm f/2.8L, 24mm, f/2.8, 1/2000, ISO 200