Spider

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By: Ryan Torres
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Photographer	Ryan Torres {Karma:411}
Project	#32 Lines	Camera Model	Sony DSC-P51
Categories	Transportation	Film Format
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Uploaded	9/26/2003	Film / Memory Type
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Views	770	Shutter
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Critiques	3	Rating	5.00 / 3 Ratings
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LV {K:480} 9/26/2003

This low angle composition showing the sleek curves of the headlights and front of the car is enough for one to get a sense of what type of car this is, and just how fast it can go. It is a good choice to only show one side of this car. Showing the entire front would be unnecessary and redundant. One thing I noted is the reflections on the car is both good and bad. The reflections further emphasizes the dramatic curves on this car, but the downside is that it also picks up unwanted reflections especially of a nearby car's wheels in the lower left corner of the picture. Maybe a polarizer might have helped in this circumstance. I find that I don't like the somewhat extended DOF because the background is too prominent and does not add to this picture. I would try to focus on the headlights and shoot at the widest aperature. Overall, a nicely composed picture.

xy x {K:41915} 9/26/2003

beautiful image, great colours too

Gareth Taylor {K:26} 9/26/2003

I really like the composition, its as if the headlight lens is looking at you

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