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By: martin david brown
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	martin david brown {Karma:25}
Project	#15 Personal style & the metaphysics of art.	Camera Model	Minolta Maxxum 7
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Sigma 28-300
Uploaded	11/24/2002	Film / Memory Type	Tri-X
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Critiques	3	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	I took this picture from my bedroom window. It's not a groundbreaking shot or anything, but I like it for some reason. Let me know what you think.

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huskola {K:2948} 3/6/2003

I like this. It makes you think and that is good art. I would put this on my wall. Good work!

martin david brown {K:25} 12/3/2002

Thanks for the comments Tony. But I disagree with the need for the detail in the hand. When your face is that close to your hand, your eyes can't focus on both the foreground and background. I wanted this to appear as though the viewer were realistically looking out of the window. I appreciate the comment, I just felt the need to explain.

Tony Bruguiere {K:160} 11/24/2002

I guess I should have gone to your comment first as it took me a couple of minutes to figure out what I was looking at. I think if you would lower your perspective so that you have translucent blinds above and below the opening, it would help a lot. There is no detail in the hand. You might try taking two exposures - one for the interior and one for the exterior and then sandwiching them together.

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