Stone heads

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By: Neil Holden
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Neil Holden {Karma:602}
Project	#50 Alternate Perspective	Camera Model	olympus c360
Categories	Architecture Digital Travel	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	olympus
Uploaded	3/26/2005	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - United Kingdom
About	Found on a window of a 14th century village church.
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Neil Holden {K:602} 4/1/2005

Thanks for your comment Adnan. It was taken around 3.00 pm in the winter so the sun was relatively low. hope this helps.

Fabrizio Fiorucci {K:4871} 3/26/2005

I like the perfect distance of focus, and the orientation of the head in the foreground. Stone texture is enhanced by the lighting. The second head in the background almost seems to be a sort of replica/shadow of the first one. Good shot.

Adnan Qureshi {K:498} 3/26/2005

Beautiful lighting and contrast. At what time of day was it shot?

Andy Rowlands {K:248} 3/26/2005

Hi Neil,

Like the shot I love it ...... im just annoyed that you did it first ive been wanting to get to old church yards for ages to get some shots of old weathered stone angles.

Like the DOF its spot on, as the second face doesn?t distract from the detail of the first.

The composition is also spot on, leaving that little dead space to the left works so well, makes you wonder just what these two old chaps havebeen looking at all these years.

Great work keep it up and keep it coming

Take it easy and all the best

Andy

(Note to self "get into the car at the weekend and get to as many old church yards as I can")

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