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Photographer  Luke Luther {Karma:14693}
Project #23 Objects Camera Model Konica Minolta A2
Categories Abstracts
Macro
Nature
Film Format
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Nature
Still Life
Lens GT
Uploaded 11/4/2005 Film / Memory Type SanDisk Ultra II
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Location City -  Minneapolis
State -  MN
Country - United States   United States
About I have a project in mind with rocks. They play such an important part in our lives. Our languages are rife with metaphors about the steadfastness of rocks. Yet, rocks are rather obscure. We toss them into the sea; we crush them to build other things; they are ground into our concrete and gravel for roads. Here are some rocks my children have collected. They sit on our mantle along with some other small prizes - driftwood, small sculptures, photos. I see these rocks all the time, but have I really looked at them, lately. Here they are to share with you.
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cerebral marv cerebral marv   {K:217} 11/6/2005
excellent title with great thoughts!!!

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Luke Luther   {K:14693} 11/5/2005
Thilo, the exposure was actually 6.5 seconds. I wanted to be sure there was enough time for a smaller aperture. I also wanted to have no flash reflections in the metal particles.

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Thilo Bayer Thilo Bayer   {K:50358} 11/5/2005
Hi Luke,

I like your idea with the rocks series and the importance of rocks in general. The textures and the toning are fine done. As Stefan said, I tend to judge that the white stone lost some detail. Not easy to judge on this part =)

5 seconds?

best wishes,
Thilo

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Luke Luther   {K:14693} 11/5/2005
Stefan, that particular stone is actually that white.

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Neal Nye   {K:15827} 11/5/2005
It's going to be a very interesting project. Somehow you've imbued them with significance in this mysterious presentation, making us wonder where they've been and what they're made of. They're so nicely arranged.They'd be good in color too.

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Diego Latt Diego Latt   {K:6884} 11/4/2005
Excellent title Luke.
This is a very sense and impressive shot.
Well done my friend, and I'll hope you luck in your project with rocks. I love this.
Diego (7)

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Stefan Engström   {K:24473} 11/4/2005
I love rocks as well... I like the presentation with complete black in-between the stones, but I think you might have lost a little bit of detail in the light larger stone...

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