Autumn Fruit

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By: Stuart Boyle
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Photographer	Stuart Boyle {Karma:1505}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon EOS 300D
Categories	Nature	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	100mm
Uploaded	9/28/2003	Film / Memory Type
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Favorites	0	Aperture	16
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
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Matej Maceas

{K:24381} 9/29/2003

I love the warm autumn colours in this - the green and yellow and hues of brown look good together. Your picture makes the upcoming season look pleasant - good therapy in the weather we have today :-)

Here's a tip - if you're using a tripod, there's no need to use ISO 200. Set it to 50 for finer 'grain'. You could also consider using a smaller aperture (it should go at least to f/45 with this lens - is that correct?) to get everything in focus (unless of course partial focus is what you intended).

The lighting is rather harsh here, and seems artificial rather than natural (the highlights on the conkers are blue). Have you tried positioning some fabric or plastic of different tones between the light source and the subject scene? Or perhaps playing with the white point settings may lead to some interesting results. The shadows look a tad too strong as well, you could use a white sheet of paper to reflect some light back into the shadow areas.

I've noticed Claire posted a new picture - have you given the old camera to her instead of selling it? :-)

Kaj Nielsen {K:15279} 9/28/2003

Beautiful compoced, beautiful color, and good light in foto. Regards Kaj Nielsen

Teunis Haveman {K:53426} 9/28/2003

Excllent Autumn Photo
Regards teunis

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