Doorknob

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By: Ryan Suaverdez
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	Ryan Suaverdez {Karma:1001}
Project	#35 Home	Camera Model	Canon A40
Categories	Macro	Film Format
Portfolio	still life	Lens	n/a
Uploaded	8/6/2003	Film / Memory Type	Digital
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	469	Shutter	n/a
Favorites	0	Aperture	n/a
Critiques	4	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - Country -
About	Use the doorknob to see my room. Please comment, I want to improve.

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Stanisa Martinovic {K:1478} 1/11/2005

Excelent photo, Ryan! 7!

Yours, S.M.

Harlan Heald

{K:15732} 11/15/2003

Very nice image! Nice reflections in the doorknob and good off-center composition. Much better in B&W than it might have been in color.

Betsy Hern {K:12872} 8/7/2003

I think you did a really good job of this and I like how the doorknob is placed in the composition, it is tempting to center it but generally that is not a good design choice. You have a very good range of tones with the exception of one burned out spot but that is hard to avoid with a flash on a shiny surface. You might have been able to diffuse the flash with a soft cloth or if possible bounce the flash off something placed in front of it to angle it's force up or downward. Clever idea that fits the project concept well. Good job.

SarahM none

{K:7836} 8/6/2003

I think this is a really good macro. I like the use of B&W, especially with the silver of the doorknob. Interesting reflection in the knob. Also, good lighting in that the reflection off the knob adds rather than distracts. Good job!

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