Boys and Butterflies, 2003

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Image Title: Boys and Butterflies, 2003

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By: Ron Browne
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Photographer	Ron Browne {Karma:1282}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon 5700
Categories	People	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	oem zoom @ 16mm
Uploaded	12/7/2003	Film / Memory Type	ISO 400
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	393	Shutter	1/20
Favorites	2	Aperture	f3.2
Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
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About	Shot in JPG, handheld, converted to b/w in PS7. My wife and I had two of our teenage nephews over the weekend a couple of months ago. They're taking a photo course at their high school, so we had a great time shooting for two days. This and the next two are ones that they liked alot. Taken at the insect hall at the Santa Barbara Natural History Museum. Great kids!

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Donald Lee {K:108} 2/25/2004

Beautiful. Eyes of the boys hidden among butterflies which are also like pairs of eyes.

deniz kaan copur {K:12726} 12/17/2003

awesome really.

Andy Eulass {K:13435} 12/8/2003

Ron, an awesome image indeed. I love how the viewer is challenged to discern the kids in that wonderful sea of tones created by the butterflies. It has a wonderfully dreamy atmosphere. A very complex but very pleasing image. Nice one.

David Antoff {K:995} 12/7/2003

Ron,
I looked at this shot for about 20 seconds
before I saw the one boy's faces, then I
finally saw the second one.
I love the way they blend in with the butterflies.
My only suggestion would be to see what would happen
if you left one or 2 butterflies in color and layer them in ,using the computer.
Just a thought.
Dave

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